Business Day - October 27, 2025

Armscor to front exports

Kubayi steps in over US group move against Albanese

Fihla’s Absa makes big push in East Africa

Harmony concludes $1bn copper deal

Vertiginous rebound

As good as copper

Private investors sought for passenger rail service

Producer inflation likely to speed up

KZN premier faces bid to oust him

Armscor and exports

Number 10

Eskom funding plan faces scepticism from Moody’s

ActionSA pushes for stricter polling regulations

Kubayi steps in over US group’s move

DA turns to public protector over Tshwane water spending

Thailand and Cambodian leaders sign ceasefire deal

Powell elected UK Labour deputy leader

Rebels claim to hold Darfur stronghold

Putin praises new nuke-capable missile

Zelensky calls for stronger sanctions

Mauritius detains Rajoelina aide

Israel says it targeted Islamic Jihad militant

The cash hoarding myth

Blind eye turned to Lesufi’s ‘amaPanyaza’

Drop race obsessions

Second look at manipulating the numbers

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Valve sector shows dire need to enforce localisation or kill industry

Celebrating Tripathi’s portrait of Gujuratis

History casts doubt on ability to manage huge BEE levy fund

Being financially secure after losing a partner

Naysayers strip economic benefits from BEE

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Uganda deal seals Absa’s big push in East Africa

Canal+ goes after final 5% of MultiChoice

Capitec’s home improvement loans boost Cashbuild sales

Fairvest sharpens retail focus as transformation gains momentum

Harmony concludes $1bn copper play

Adcock Ingram to delist in November with Natco Pharma deal done

Coca-Cola to take R17bn hit on sale of African operations

Quantum Food shares jump as earnings rise

Places to enjoy time out to restore your body, mind and spirit

‘The Only Honest Ripoff in DC’ is a hot dog stand

Jafta backs SA to rise again

Off-field distractions at Bulls and Sharks

Arsenal open lead at the top