Capitec billionaire Michiel le Roux gave the Democratic Alliance more than half its funding
Capitec founder Michiel le Roux gave R55 million to the Democratic Alliance, 53% of its funding, before South Africa's November elections.
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Capitec founder Michiel le Roux gave R55 million to the Democratic Alliance, 53% of its funding, before South Africa's November elections.
Mary Oppenheimer Slack and her three daughters have disclosed more than R100 million in donations to South African political parties since disclosure became law.
Global Witness alleges First Quantum secretly funded Zambia's ruling party and won $771 million in tax breaks. The Canadian miner rejects the claims entirely.
Johann Rupert and the Oppenheimer family have poured billions into South African horse racing, building rival stud farms and saving the sport.
The Oppenheimer family has become the biggest source of declared private funding in South African politics, steering more than R200 million to six parties since disclosures began in 2021.
Anglo American plans to spin off De Beers by end of 2025, part of broader strategy to focus on high-growth commodities.
This comes after the family filed a lawsuit on June 2 to stop Pearline Mineral Exploration from mining on the Shangani Ranch.