First US phosphate plant in decades planned amid global conflict
A proposed Louisiana plant could produce more than a million tonnes of phosphate fertiliser a year, reducing US dependency on imports as global supply chains face disruptions.
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CNN | Fast News | Marketingweb | Sapoa
CNN’s Richard Quest to speak at Sapoa’s 60th annual convention
International journalist and business editor will join policymakers and industry leaders at the commercial property sector gathering in Sun City.
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Fleeing from South Africa, Malawi migrants return with nothing
As migrants send money home to relatives facing poverty, anti-immigrant sentiment and calls for mass deportation are rising ahead of SA’s local elections in November.
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This history of currencies suggests the US dollar’s dominance may fade …
But it will happen slowly.
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El Niño could push millions into acute hunger, UN warns
The World Food Programme says the strongest El Niño in more than 70 years could sharply worsen food insecurity, with Latin America and the Caribbean hardest hit.
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Africa | exploration | Fast News | Old Mutual | Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe dollar bourse plans venture board, eyes $5bn market value
The exchange is broadening beyond equities with Reits, ETFs and infrastructure-focused investment products to deepen capital markets.
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Volkswagen must cut costs faster to change, chair says
Majority shareholder Porsche SE backs management’s restructuring plans as profits and shareholder returns come under pressure.
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[FULL SHOW] SA-China soybean deal, beneficiation rules, and university sustainability
This evening, we wrap up the day’s market action with Sanlam Private Wealth, unpack the 200-tonne SA-China soybean deal with Sacota, explore Medshield’s membership growth, discuss the AfDB partnership supporting women-led businesses with Standard Bank, examine the potential impact of new mining beneficiation rules with the Minerals Council SA, and, in this week’s SMME feature,…
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Data centres on track to suck up a fifth of US power use by 2035
As demand surges, grids race to keep up after decades of stagnant load growth.