South African tycoon Mustaq Brey’s Brimstone sells part of Oceana stake for $37 million
Mustaq Brey’s Brimstone sells part of its Oceana stake for $37 million to strengthen its balance sheet and refocus its investments.
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Mustaq Brey’s Brimstone sells part of its Oceana stake for $37 million to strengthen its balance sheet and refocus its investments.
King Mswati III approves Eswatini Ventures to explore gold in northern Hhohho, marking a new step in the kingdom’s mining sector.
HCI, led by John Copelyn, to sell Cape Town’s The Point Mall for $55.7 million to reduce debt and reallocate capital.
Dis-Chem founder Ivan Saltzman will step back again in 2026, ending an executive era as the family reshapes its shareholding.
Pick n Pay’s founding family falls below 50% control as Allan Gray ups its stake, sharpening focus on the retailer’s troubled turnaround.
Prudential’s possible Alexforbes exit hands Patrice Motsepe a pivotal moment: tighten African Rainbow Capital’s control or share power with a new global investor.
From Soweto venues to Silicon Valley–backed startups and Cape Town’s most expensive house, Black Coffee has turned DJ fees into a serious investment empire.
Vodacom, led by Shameel Joosub, moves to take control of Kenya’s Safaricom in a deal valued at about $2.4 billion.
Vodacom finalizes a $672.9 million fiber deal with Remgro’s Maziv to expand fast internet across South Africa.
Barry Swartzberg’s Discovery stake falls $15 million as weak sentiment hits JSE financial stocks, thus cutting the insurer’s market capitalization.
Gerrie Fourie, former Capitec CEO, becomes STADIO board director to boost student access nationwide.
Johann Rupert’s Remgro plans a major restructuring to gain full control of Mediclinic Southern Africa.
Richemont, controlled by South Africa’s Johann Rupert, posted $12.3 billion in half-year sales as strong jewelry demand and solid retail gains lifted results.
Strive Masiyiwa has urged young Africans to stop chasing “Mbinga culture,” warning that conspicuous consumption can wreck real wealth building and children’s futures.
South African billionaire Jannie Mouton’s foundation wins approval to buy Curro for R7.2 billion, turning the country’s biggest private school group nonprofit.
Aspen investors head into December AGM after years of weak earnings and share losses, ready to question whether CEO pay still makes sense.