Metrobus seeks court interdict to halt Demawusa strike
Business
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Saudi oil facility attacks to hit SA economy, warns economist
Standard Bank economist Elna Moolman said that the effects would be felt here at home.
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City of CT faces legal action over affordable housing in CBD
The application asks the High Court to review and set aside the City’s approval of a high-rise building in the CBD.
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Rand weaker as risk appetite ebbs
The rand weakened in early trade on Monday as an attack on Saudi Arabia’s oil facilities dented risk appetite, while investors braced for monetary policy decisions from major central bank meetings due this week.
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Ramaphosa: We’re going to address Eskom issues more effectively
President Ramaphosa was addressing ANC branches in Johannesburg over the weekend.
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Some 46,000 General Motors auto workers strike in US
The move to strike, which the Wall Street Journal described as the first major stoppage at GM in more than a decade, came after the manufacturer's four-year contract with workers expired without an agreement on a replacement.
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Metrobus bus drivers expected to strike on Monday
The workers are demanding wage increases and that their pay be progressed in line with collective bargaining rules.
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Explainer: Attack on Saudi leaves world without spare oil capacity
The attack on Saudi oil facilities on Saturday not only knocked out over half of the country’s production, it also removed almost all the spare capacity available to compensate for any major disruption in oil supplies worldwide.
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Numsa, AMEO sign wage deal after weeks of negotiations
The agreement with the Automobile Manufacturers Employers’ Organisation after weeks of intense negotiations at the national bargaining forum.
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Manuel: Board’s decision to sack Moyo was unanimous
Trevor Manuel says the board is unanimous that Moyo must go and the Johannesburg High Court ruling that reinstated him will be challenged.
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Creative minds gather at Africa’s biggest tech summit in Cape Town
About 22 universities and research institutions, and more than 600 companies and organisations have been at the summit over the past few days.
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Lack of consequence against financial mismanagement in govt is 'very costly'
Kimi Makwetu briefed the standing committee on the Auditor-General during a workshop on the work of the institution and the Public Audit Act which came into effect in April.
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KZN small-scale farmers get a multi-million rand boost
KZN Premier Sihle Zikalala launched the planting season and announced an assistance plan of over R100 million to help struggling farmers with equipment and seeds.
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Manuel takes swipe at court after ruling on Moyo’s reinstatement
Visibly irritated, Trevor Manuel addressed a media briefing on Friday, saying the company would appeal the ruling.
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JSE CEO Newton-King promises GBV protesters a reply within 7 days
Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) CEO Nicky Newton-King received their memorandum in Sandton earlier on Friday.
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Old Mutual chair Trevor Manuel explains his silence on Peter Moyo job battle
Old Mutual said it had fired Moyo for a break down in trust emanating from a conflict of interest with his company NMT Capital.
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Apple's new iPhones shift smartphone camera battleground to AI
The technology industry’s battleground for smartphone cameras has moved inside the phone, where sophisticated artificial intelligence software and special chips play a major role in how a phone’s photos look.
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Old Mutual: Peter Moyo’s dismissal stands, he cannot return to work
Old Mutual has denied reports that it is backing down on litigation with fired CEO Peter Moyo.
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Rand firms as global monetary easing takes spotlight
The rand drew support from new stimulus measures by the European Central Bank (ECB) after it promised an indefinite supply of fresh asset purchases and cut interest rates deeper into negative territory to support the economy.
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LIVE BLOG: Nicky Newton-King promises to respond to #SandtonShutdown demands in 7 days
South African women gathered outside the Johannesburg Stock Exchange under the banner of the #SandtonShutdown to highlight the scourge of gender-based violence.
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Rand firms on ECB decision, trade hopes, stocks gain
At 1530 GMT, the rand was 0.55% firmer at 14.5900 per dollar.
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Motsoeneng: I deserved bigger kickbacks for rescuing SABC, MultiChoice deal
Hlaudi Motsoeneng maintained he negotiated the best deal for the SABC with MultiChoice and deserved the kickbacks he received for raising funds as COO.
