South African billionaire Patrice Motsepe's GoTyme bank targets 30 million customers by 2036
GoTyme, the digital lender backed by South African billionaire Patrice Motsepe, aims to overtake Capitec as the country's biggest bank by customers by 2036.
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GoTyme, the digital lender backed by South African billionaire Patrice Motsepe, aims to overtake Capitec as the country's biggest bank by customers by 2036.
WeBuyCars, the used-car dealer founded by South African tycoons Faan and Dirk van der Walt, has lost about R8.6 billion in market value this year.
The US will remove South Africa and Rwanda from its duty-free trade programme on Jan. 1, hitting South African citrus, wine and farm exporters.
Millionaires from Johannesburg and abroad are competing for a shrinking supply of luxury homes in Cape Town, with some houses selling within days of listing.
Patrice Motsepe-backed GoTyme wants 30 million South African customers by 2036, enough to overtake Capitec, and eyes a listing valued above $15 billion.
Invicta Holdings, the industrial parts group chaired by South African billionaire Christo Wiese, expects headline earnings per share to fall by up to 29%.
A South African court has set aside the National Lottery licence awarded to Sizekhaya Holdings, the group led by AmaZulu FC owner Sandile Zungu.
Aspen Pharmacare, led by South African tycoon Stephen Saad, is selling the European rights to its menopause treatment Ovestin to Ennogen for €197 million.
Capitec co-founder Michiel le Roux gave the Democratic Alliance R78 million in the first half of 2026, staying South Africa's biggest political donor.
Namibian oil tycoon Knowledge Katti's stake in Sintana Energy has lost about $3.2 million in a year after the explorer's shares fell 37%.
Affluent South Africans gave about R5.8 billion in cash and goods and 3.1 million volunteer hours in 2025, with women and Black donors leading.
Former lawyer Martin Venter bought a run-down Cape wine farm for about R20 million and turned it into Val de Vie, a R15 billion estate.
The sons of South African billionaires Johann Rupert, Nicky Oppenheimer and Michiel le Roux stand to inherit fortunes worth a combined $30 billion.
Assore wants a court to bar an executive at Patrice Motsepe's African Rainbow Minerals after their jointly owned miner missed a tax deadline.
The Saltzman family's stake in Dis-Chem, the pharmacy chain Ivan and Lynette Saltzman founded, lost $50 million as shares had their worst day since 2018.
CAF president Patrice Motsepe said the Africa Cup of Nations will stay a two-year event, reversing the four-year plan he announced in December.