Business 10 November 2026, 19:15

Vodacom shows momentum, CoJ wage deal and Yoco financing deal

Market movements with Symmetry, Vodacom’s AI data centre ambitions, Yoco’s $100m credit facility, Johannesburg’s wage deal, automotive freight reform with Ford, and a new KZN south coast development.

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