Pretoria to get first rides on new trains

Rail agency Prasa says the first of its new trains will begin running in October between Mamelodi and Pretoria

Burundi general killed as ICC opens probe into atrocities

The murder of a Tutsi general and his wife the latest in a wave of targeted assassinations aimed at stoking civil war, warn analysts

Wits architect receives prestigious Indian award

Peter Rich was also the keynote speaker at the awards in Kolkata, which was the first time a South African had judged at an Indian architecture awards ceremony

MARKET WRAP: Industrials recover but miners sold off

Traders say Monday trading was also characterised by profit taking after the recent strong run in miners, as well as general concerns the market may be overvalued

Academic programme at Rhodes resumes amid talks about rape culture

A number of lectures were held, mostly to discuss the issues underlying last week’s bruising upheaval, which shut down the academic programme

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Fnac fires final $1.3bn shot in Darty bid battle

Darty shares jump after Fnac draws the line at 170p per share — beating Steinhoff’s 160p per Darty share

Gold Fields outlook revised to stable by S&P

S&P’s also affirmed Gold Fields’ BB+ long-term and B short-term corporate credit ratings, and the zaA long-term and zaA-2 short-term national scale ratings

China bunkers cheaper oil

China is hoarding crude oil at the fastest pace in at least a decade as it prepares to rev up output at ‘teapot refineries’

S&P revises its outlook on AngloGold Ashanti to stable from negative

S&P says the moves reflect the reduction in AngloGold’s debt in 2015 and rising local currency gold prices, which led to stronger earnings, cash flows and credit metrics