JSE drops 2.76% despite Sibanye-Stillwater rally

The JSE All Share fell 2.76% to 110,572.12, while the Top 40 declined 2.97% to 102,746.15. Sibanye-Stillwater bucked the trend with a 4.85% surge amid a precious metals rally. The company's Ezulwini mine poured first gold from its Qala Shallows project, reports Mining Weekly. Separately, Nedbank appointed Tromp to lead consumer banking, according to Windhoek Observer.