Fixing Vukile-owned malls damaged by riots to cost less than expected
Six of the property fund’s 45 shopping centres in SA were impacted by the recent unrest in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng.
Roving bandits and trumpets in the wind
Counting the terrible cost of the Covid-19 and corruption pandemics in Zimbabwe.
Money to burn and reputations take a pounding
Board preference at any cost it seems as Telkom pays R20m to keep its CEO from walking out and Mediclinic takes on a non-executive director it evidently believes is really good at time management, while Tiger Brands has yet another disaster to contend with.
Unravelling the tax complexities around damaged or destroyed buildings
An insurance payout that is greater than the acquisition cost of an asset could be regarded as a capital gain – indicating the type of intracies that need to be navigated.
Unrest: Rates relief available for severely damaged property
Municipalities are legally obliged to adjust property valuations.
Where are the juniors?
A peak cycle indicator for investors will be when they start popping up on the JSE and other exchanges.
Tongaat cuts executive pay
And ‘remains committed to making those responsible for historic mismanagement accountable’.
SA’s illegal rhino killings up after virus curbs ended
249 killed in the first half of the year.
Dangote Cement sales jump to record on African demand rush
'We are focused on meeting the strong market demand across all our countries of operation.'
Another Covid loss for corporate SA: Toyota’s Dr Johan van Zyl passes away
A driving force in the local automotive sector.