Motsepe tops the ANC poll as South Africa 2027 race heats up
A new poll has placed Patrice Motsepe far ahead of all rivals in South Africa's ANC race, despite his rejection of any political ambition.
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A new poll has placed Patrice Motsepe far ahead of all rivals in South Africa's ANC race, despite his rejection of any political ambition.
Patrice Motsepe spent five years rebuilding CAF's credibility. A trophy reversal two months after the final may have just set it back.
Patrice Motsepe's GoTyme Bank is exiting Pick n Pay kiosks and replacing them with dedicated mall-based Consumer Hubs across South Africa.
A US company is contesting Johannesburg high court jurisdiction in a $195 million lawsuit against Patrice Motsepe's African Rainbow Capital.
Billionaire Patrice Motsepe is the frontrunner to lead the ANC and become South Africa's next president, according to a leading political analyst.
African Rainbow Minerals raised its interim dividend to 500 cents per share, putting R455 million into Patrice Motsepe's pocket.
Patrice Motsepe's African Rainbow Minerals doubled its profit in six months as platinum prices surged, putting previously shelved expansion projects back on the table.
Gold is trading above $5,400 an ounce. South Africa's mining billionaires may be the unlikely beneficiaries of a widening Middle East war
Patrice Motsepe's African Rainbow Minerals is joining a consortium to build a new manganese export terminal at Ngqura Port in the Eastern Cape.
South Africa's BEE policy created black billionaires like Patrice Motsepe and Cyril Ramaphosa, but left tens of millions behind.
Patrice Motsepe's ARM has swung back to profitability, posting R1.9 billion ($113.9 million) in operating profit as revenue climbed 31% to R8.4 billion ($503.9 million).
Patrice Motsepe's African Rainbow Capital is backing US software support firm Spinnaker as it opens its first South African office in Johannesburg.
A campaign website is pushing billionaire Patrice Motsepe for the ANC presidency in 2027, even as he repeatedly denies any political ambition.
South African billionaire Patrice Motsepe is back in national leadership conversations as the country debates its future, despite his repeated denials of political ambition
African Rainbow Minerals says interim headline earnings may rise up to 15 percent, while basic earnings could jump as much as 75 percent.
Calls are rising again for Patrice Motsepe to enter the ANC presidential race, as his ARM role change fuels fresh political speculation.