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Avocado 'green gold' ripe and ready for SA's farmers

Avocado 'green gold' ripe and ready for SA's farmers
20 June 2018 / Tanisha Heiberg, Reuters
South African avocado farmers expand into new areas.
Electric cars are going to suck up 9% of world’s power demand

Electric cars are going to suck up 9% of world’s power demand

Brian Eckhouse, Bloomberg / 19 June 2018
The growth is driven by battery prices that are expected to fall by two-thirds by 2030.
Will SA banks pursue open banking before they need to?

Will SA banks pursue open banking before they need to?

Darryl Proctor / 18 June 2018
Global trends and the ability to deliver true real-time banking functionality make it likely.
Audit failures a result of poor governance

Audit failures a result of poor governance

Ryk van Niekerk / 18 June 2018
Corporate governance activist Linda de Beer on the audit profession's fall from grace.
Largest industrialised countries march toward renewables

Largest industrialised countries march toward renewables

Alex Tanzi and Kevin Varley, Bloomberg / 15 June 2018
Countries are moving away from oil toward natural gas and renewables.
Accounting scandals cost SA foreign investment – Manuel

Accounting scandals cost SA foreign investment – Manuel

Ryk van Niekerk / 13 June 2018
Strong criticism of accounting authorities for not acting strongly and proactively following state capture and Steinhoff allegations.
Sibanye CEO says seismic events a fact of life for South Africa mines

Sibanye CEO says seismic events a fact of life for South Africa mines

Ed Stoddard, Reuters / 7 June 2018
Over 700 seismic events annually hit Driefontein, Kloof operations.
Platinum eyes gradual price recovery as deficit widens this year-GFMS

Platinum eyes gradual price recovery as deficit widens this year-GFMS

Jan Harvey, Reuters / 6 June 2018
'The platinum price will start a recovery this year, albeit a gradual one'- GFMS.
Mainstream secures financing for two South African wind projects

Mainstream secures financing for two South African wind projects

Susanna Twidale, Reuters / 5 June 2018
The two wind farms will represent an investment of about R6.6 billion.
Peanut butter demand churns healthy market

Peanut butter demand churns healthy market

Wandile Sihlobo / 3 June 2018
Volume of peanuts utilised for peanut-butter processing grows by 23% between 2013 and 2017.
Fuel prices to rise by more than 5% in June

Fuel prices to rise by more than 5% in June

Mfuneko Toyana, Reuters / 1 June 2018
The price of petrol will rise by 82 cents to R15.79 per litre in Gauteng, while diesel will go up by 85 cents to R14.19 per litre.
New vehicle sales up 2.4% in May

New vehicle sales up 2.4% in May

Mfuneko Toyana, Reuters / 1 June 2018
Sales rose to 42 948 units in May.
Shell markets gas with offset package as neutral for climate

Shell markets gas with offset package as neutral for climate

Mathew Carr, Bloomberg / 1 June 2018
Shell takes a shot at eco-friendly projects, by packaging its natural gas as clean energy.
Miner killed in accident at Sibanye’s Driefontein mine

Miner killed in accident at Sibanye’s Driefontein mine

Ed Stoddard, Reuters / 1 June 2018
The miner was killed by falling rocks at the mine.
SA to open bidding round for green energy contracts in November

SA to open bidding round for green energy contracts in November

Tanisha Heiberg, Reuters / 1 June 2018
The bidding could unlock investment worth up to R50 billion - energy minister.
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