'We should not minimise the impact of Covid-19 on African economies,' Akinwumi Adesina, president of the African Development Bank, said.

On news of its R282m claim settlement, debt repayment plan and progress with the disposal of Trident Steel - its last material non-core asset earmarked for sale.

Runners and riders.

Company’s liquidity has remained stable and improved marginally.

Brent for September settlement added 0.4% to $113.89 a barrel on the ICE Futures Europe exchange.

Jeffrey Wapnick, MD of the JSE-listed real estate investment trust, discusses how the residential property market has recovered from the Covid-19 fallout and why he still sees commercial property opportunities in Gauteng’s two biggest city centres.

So why are investors expecting the developing world to show resilience when a US recession hits?

The EU-Ukraine Gateway Trust Fund would seek to have an initial 20bn euros in contributions from EU countries and the EU budget in the form of grants, loans and guarantees.

First Avenue Investment Management's founder and CIO offers insight into his investment journey and explains why he made it his career.

Access to infrastructure, long-term funding and supply chain constraints are among the challenges.

The outcomes of both events indicate the limits of western-dominated global governance and deepening polarisation.

Retail investors who bought Hertz shares after it filed for bankruptcy in May 2020 ended up with handsome profits when a group of investment firms offered $6bn a year later to take over the car rental firm.

What this means for Africa.

News of a country-wide jump in cases comes a day after the UK Health Security Agency reported that England’s hospital admissions are climbing again, with intensive-care cases spreading among older age groups.

With policy makers now raising interest rates to combat elevated inflation, some of the highest-flying shares -- and the billionaires who own them -- are losing altitude fast.