Growthpoint’s V&A Waterfront remains the strongest performer in the property group’s portfolio, according to a Moneyweb interview with financial director Josè Snyders discussing the company’s latest results. The discussion centres on Growthpoint’s recent financial performance, with the Waterfront highlighted as the brightest asset in its crown. Further detail on the results was not provided in the blurb.

Hyprop Investments CFO Brett Till has discussed the South African property group's rise in distributable income, according to Moneyweb. He outlined efforts to reposition the company's mall operations as well as its international expansion plans. The interview covered the real estate investment trust's portfolio optimisation strategy and the factors underpinning its recent financial performance.

According to The Citizen Business, South Africa loses approximately R26 billion annually due to water losses, with nearly half of its treated water not reaching end users.

The Government of Uganda has launched a 14.24 billion shilling water project for Hoima City, intended to enhance water supply in preparation for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations. The announcement was made by NWSC Managing Director Dr Eng Silver Mugisha during a media briefing.

Sun International has released its results for the six months ending June, reporting revenue 7.4% higher and adjusted headline earnings up 6.5%, with its Sunbet operation highlighted as a standout performer. Chief executive Ulrik Bengtsson discussed the results, according to Moneyweb. The figures point to growth across the South African hotel and gaming group during the period.

Moneyweb reports on a day of weaker markets, with Growthpoint announcing a strategic property pivot, airport operator Acsa posting results reflecting its recovery, and Hyprop delivering an income boost through portfolio optimisation. The coverage also includes Allan Gray's investment strategy and an interview with Unathi Kildase in the Executive Lounge, according to the publication's market roundup.