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AI-powered lender Optasia targets SA’s underbanked

The company is stepping up its push into SA, betting that AI-driven credit scoring can unlock financial services for millions of people.

Mahanyele-Dabengwa receives R7.4m in Naspers shares

The Naspers South Africa CEO takes delivery of 8 870 Naspers N ordinary shares worth about R7.43 million.

Naspers delivers ‘milestone’ year with $7.3bn revenue

The company completes its transformation into an AI-driven lifestyle ecosystem operator, and all units are now profitable.

Telkom clears R623 million debt in one shot

The telecoms group will settle a maturing JSE-listed bond on Wednesday, cutting its short-term interest-bearing debt by nearly a third.

Dr Anushka Bogdanov goes on offensive over ‘fake PhD’

Dr Anushka Bogdanov challenges a Financial Services Tribunal ruling that she deliberately forged documents to support a PhD she never earned.

Canal+ says bonjour JSE

Media giant Canal+ is the first French company to list on the JSE, following its purchase of MultiChoice last year for $3 billion (R52.2 billion at the time).

Canal+ brings Africa ambitions to JSE

Backed by the Bolloré family, Canal+ begins trading on the JSE tomorrow as it targets growth across the continent.

Altron declares special dividend as profit surges

The company’s headline earnings per share increased by 34% to 239 cents per share and the final ordinary dividend increased by 44% to 72 cents per share.

Ex-Google VP joins Naspers board

The company appoints computer engineer Arnold Goldberg as an independent non-executive director.

Lesaka issues headline earnings correction

The revision stems from the treatment of the “change in fair value of equity securities, net” line item in its Q3 FY2026 results.

4Sight the frontier in automated intelligence

Automated intelligence enables data, automation and AI to work together to drive smarter decisions and real‑world outcomes, the company says.

Canal+ plans nearly R2bn bet to fix MultiChoice

The cash is a reinvestment of the synergies Canal+ expects from combining the businesses, which together now serve 28 million subscribers.