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Joining CNBC Africa for more on this is James Wellsted, Head of Corporate Affairs, Sibanye-Stillwater. 

Sibanye-Stillwater refinances debt 

MTN Group CEO, Ralph Mupita together with Chief Sustainability & Corporate Affairs Officer, Nompilo Morafo and his CFO Tsholofelo Molefe hosted a round table for media leaders at their Fairlands headquarters in Johannesburg today.

MTN Group hosts editors’ roundtable

Shares of Absa consolidating gains in today's session after yesterday's more than 5 per cent finish. 

Absa leadership: Is transformation in play?

Aveng is back on the radar for value investors, and it’s easy to see why with significant changes are underway as Aveng shifts its focus offshore.

Aveng FY HEPS surge 148%

Shares of aluminium products manufacturer Hulamin ending more than 5 per cent lower today following the release of its interim results. 

Hulamin HY HEPS slides 17%

CNBC Africa’s Godfrey Mutizwa sat down with MTN Group CEO, Ralph Mupita for more on the company’s half-year performance. 

MTN posts first lost in 8 years

Tshilidzi Matlala, Chief Portfolio Officer, E Squared Investments joins CNBC Africa’s Fifi Peters for this discussion. 

Women on Wealth: Women-led venture capital mobilization in S.Africa

Sim Tshabalala, Group CEO, Standard Bank joins CNBC Africa for more on the results. 

Sim Tshabalala on H1 earnings, investment opportunities in Africa

Dr Nombasa Tsengwa, CEO, Exxaro Resources spoke to CNBC Africa’s Fifi Peters to unpack the numbers further. 

Exxaro first-half revenue inches up 

South African consumers spent R303 billion on fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG)  in the first half of the year, a 3 per cent jump from the previous comparable period. 

SA retail sales trends H1’24 

President Cyril Ramaphosa says he wants to expand a government collaboration with the private sector that has helped address some of the country's most pressing challenges in the fields of energy, transport and logistics.

President Ramaphosa wants private sector collaboration expanded

The Development Bank of Southern Africa reported an 11 per cent drop in annual net profit to R4.6 billion, hurt by lower foreign currency gains. 

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