'We expected so much of him,' says family of late DUT student Sandile Ndlovu
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Rand steadies as investors wait on US fed rates, stocks down
At 1500 GMT the rand was 0.37% firmer after two consecutive sessions of losses as a spike in global oil prices.
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Ndabeni-Abrahams calls for vetting of workers in communications portfolio
This after the State Security Agency found 174 postal workers with criminal records during a screening conducted in 2016.
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Affirmative action laws are unconstitutional, Solidarity argues in court
The court on Wednesday heard a case between trade union Solidarity and the Department of Labour relating to affirmative action.
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SAA cash injection imminent but says it needs more
SAA has debt of about R12.7 billion, consisting of R9.2 billion of legacy debt and a R3.5 billion working capital facility provided by banks.
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Rand steadies as oil crisis fears ease
At 0630 GMT the rand was 0.09% firmer, after two consecutive sessions of losses as a spike in global oil prices and fears tensions in the Middle East would further dampen local business conditions pushed the currency to a 2-week low.
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Metrobus seeks court interdict to halt Demawusa strike
The strike is set to head into a third day since workers downed tools earlier this week.
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Sars rebuilding to take time, Kieswetter tells MPs
Sars Commissioner Edward Kieswetter briefed Parliament’s Standing Committee on Finance on Tuesday on the progress in implementing the Nugent Commission's recommendations.
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Oil steps back on Saudi supply reassurance, focus shifts to Fed
MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was up 0.13 % while Japan’s Nikkei was flat.
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Demawusa accuses Metrobus of negotiating in bad faith
The industrial action by drivers and supporting staff left 80% of commuters stranded.
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SABC: There won’t be TV blackout despite financial woes
The SABC’s leadership addressed Parliament’s communications committee on the steps being taken to fix the ailing state-owned broadcaster.
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Rand hurt by oil price spike
At 1530 GMT the rand was 0.46% weaker at 14.7325 per dollar, having slipped to 14.8425 earlier, its weakest level since 9 September.
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Sars still after Moyane for legal costs he personally incurred
Tom Moyane was dismissed from his position as Sars commissioner following recommendations of the Nugent commission.
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Rights to Rugby World Cup matches 'not commercially viable' for SABC
The public broadcaster's leadership was addressing Parliament's communications committee on Tuesday on the steps being taken to fix it.
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Sars making ‘substantial progress' in implementing Nugent recommendations
Sars Commissioner Edward Kieswetter briefed Parliament's Standing Committee on Finance where he also spoke about operational matters and the rebuilding of the revenue service.
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Rand slips on risk-off sentiment
The risk-on mood lost its sheen as the attack on Saudi Arabian refining facilities disrupted global oil supply and heightened tensions in the Middle East.
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Commuters stranded again as Metrobus suspends service over strike
Metrobus has suspended all its services in Joburg on Tuesday morning as the strike by its drivers enters a second day.
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SABC: No return on investment in broadcasting RWC games
The SABC said it has resolved not to air any games from this year's Rugby World Cup as the broadcasting rights fees would not be commercially viable.
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Metrobus says willing to bargain with Demawusa but not while members on strike
Workers began their strike on Monday demanding to be paid in line with how long they'd been with the entity.
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Rand slips as Saudi attacks knock risk appetite
At 1535 GMT, the rand was down 0.22% at 14.6125 per dollar, having hit a session low of 14.7125.
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SSA to meet with its legal team over implications of Rica ruling
Judge Roland Sutherland ruled that the act, which allows the state to tap the phones of South Africans and monitor online conversations, was unconstitutional.
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SABC will not be broadcasting Rugby World Cup matches - report
The tournament is set to get under way on Friday when host nation Japan faces Russia.
