Business

Alphabet’s Google will invest at least €13bn ($15.1bn or R241.63bn) in artificial intelligence infrastructure in Finland over the next two years and has signed its first nuclear power contract outside the US

The B-BBEE Commission has accused state-controlled phosphate miner Foskor of fronting, finding that the company established a sham employee ownership scheme that it used to bolster its BEE credentials and obtain regulatory advantages

Nigeria could double investment in its energy sector within five years after joining the International Energy Agency, its chief Fatih Birol said on Thursday

Ethiopian Airlines is nearing a deal to buy up to 10 long-haul Boeing freighters as plans edge forward for a new African hub to compete with Gulf carriers, two industry sources said

The Tshiamiso Trust says it is intensifying efforts to contact eligible current and former mineworkers affected by silicosis and work-related TB and their dependents

Innovative financial transactions using cryptocurrency chart new territory for how to apply foreign exchange regulations designed for an earlier age

Traxtion is betting R3.4bn on Africa’s freight rail boom, adding 46 locomotives and 920 waggons as regional reforms open rail networks to private operators and unlock mineral-export opportunities

The fastest-growing payment sector buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) is heading for a major regulatory milestone, as the National Credit Regulator (NCR) wants consumers’ repayment behaviour reflected on credit-bureau profiles

Sars and Treasury ask ConCourt to set aside high court ruling curbing minister’s ability to change tax rate unilaterally before parliamentary approval

Health insurance products have emerged as the fastest-growing segment of South Africa’s private health care market as consumers seek cheaper alternatives to traditional medical aid amid mounting financial pressure

Ports, telecoms, logistics and electricity structural reforms fuel lending and investment

The Orange Basin petroleum province shared by Namibia and South Africa has become a test case for how African states balance the demands of oil companies and local groups, with billions of dollars in investment, jobs and tax revenues at stake

Company’s greatest challenge now is the unprecedented surge in imported sugar entering the SA market

Phil Pelucha wanted to be a Liverpool star, but his career took a turn and now he is a revenue architect

South African drivers fear taking goods across borders, while foreign drivers are arrested