Brian Molefe’s return to head Eskom smacks of conspiracy, and isn’t as clear cut as one may think, argues Nicola Mawson.
Headline inflation ? the Consumer Price Index ? has moderated to 5. 3 percent.
MTN, Africa?s largest cellphone company by subscribers, will invest R540 million in Iran.
State-owned PetroSA says its board does not intend placing the company under business rescue.
Net1 UEPS Technologies says its reputation has been tarnished by ?frivolous public attacks?.
If we want inclusive growth that benefits all, we need to collectively invest so that all Africans can benefit writes Nicola Mawson.
An entrepreneur is taking her software concept and making it suitable for other small, medium and micro enterprises.
Sibanye says its bid to but the Stillwater mine in the US has been approved by more than 80 percent of its shareholders.
Pharma giant Aspen says it welcomes a potential probe into alleged ant-competitive behaviour.
The decision to not probe the mobile duopoly of MTN and Vodacom may seem like a blow for consumers, writes Nicola Mawson.
The Clicks Group has reported an increase in its bottom line as revenue grows.
Although inflation moderated to 6. 1 percent in March, down from 6. 3 percent the previous month, it?s unlikely that interest rates will come down.
Consumer price inflation was dropped to 6. 1 percent in March, down from 6. 3 percent in February.
Despite difficult trading conditions as consumers continue to battle high inflation amid weak economic growth, Pick n Pay grew its bottom line 18 percent to R1. ...
The second of the big three international ratings agencies has moved, with Fitch downgrading SA to junk.
The second of the big three international ratings agencies has moved, with Fitch downgrading SA to junk.
South Africa’s local currency was relatively unchanged after lunchtime on Friday, despite thousands taking part in an anti-Zuma protest.
South Africans must make their voices heard, but Nicola Mawson asks if marches are the only solution.
Moody’s Investors Service says it is replacing SA on review, and may downgrade the country.
The National Treasury says, after SA was downgraded to junk, it will continue to work with stakeholders.
Gupta-owned Oakbay Investments, which is embroiled in a legal battle with Minister of Finance Pravin Gordhan, will continue to fight his legal bid.
Government’s inaction leaves millions of people worried about their future, while a contract was allowed to continue despite a court order, writes Nicola Mawson. ...
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan is between a rock and a hard place, but did he make the right decision, asks Nicola Mawson.
Although there were no surprises in the budget, did Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan lay down just what SA Inc needs, asks Nicola Mawson.
Nicola Mawson ponders why we’re seeing a coincidental uptick in spam asking consumers if they are debt-stressed.