Ramaphosa rebuked for misleading Parliament
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Rand, stocks boosted by global risk-on sentiment
At 1700 GMT the rand was 0.45% firmer at 13.8975 per dollar from a Friday close of 13.9600.
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Government Employee Pension Fund was ‘not involved’ in Ayo deal
The PIC, which manages more than a trillion-rand of the GEPF funds, invested R4.3 billion in Ayo Technologies in December 2017.
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Motorists could pay more for petrol from August
The AA said there had been volatility in both the rand and the exchange rate over the past few weeks.
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Case against former Aurora executives postponed to August
The company's former executives including Khulubuse Zuma, Zondwa Mandela and Thulani Ngubane were accused of causing environmental damage at Grootvelei mine.
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Zuma: I may or may not have asked GCIS to help Guptas with media launches
Last year, Maseko testified before the commission of how in 2010, on his way to a meeting with Ajay Gupta, Zuma called Maseko to help them.
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Another spy in ANC? Zuma says Siphiwe Nyanda linked to apartheid intelligence
Earlier, Jacob Zuma implied at the Zondo commission that former minister Ngoako Ramatlhodi was also recruited as a spy while studying in Lesotho.
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Zuma accuses Ngoako Ramatlhodi of being a spy
Jacob Zuma told the commission that was why Ngoako Ramatlhodi found it comfortable to come to the commission and accuse him of auctioning the country.
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Zuma: I’ve never done anything unlawful with the Guptas
Zuma has been named as a key figure in a number of scandals that have played out over some years as a result of his alleged close links to the family.
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'Did I auction Table Mountain?' Zuma responds to claims of auctioning SA
Former President Jacob Zuma was speaking at the state capture commission of inquiry in Parktown on Monday.
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Attempts to assassinate my character started in the 90s - Zuma
Testifying at the state capture commission on Monday, Jacob Zuma answered to some of the major controversial claims of corruption levied against him.
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Zuma’s lawyer accuses state capture commission of being condescending, unfair
The former president has taken the stand at the inquiry on Monday morning after several witnesses accused him of being central to state capture.
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Zuma at state capture: I’ve been vilified, called corrupt for over a decade
Zuma began his testimony by saying he was aware that he was a subject of talk for more than a decade.
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Rand boosted by rise in risk-on sentiment
Rand at R13.9100 versus the greenback by 0657 GMT, a 0.36% rise from Friday’s close.
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Dan Matjila expected to continue his testimony at PIC inquiry
Matjila spent most of last week testifying about the corporation’s affairs during his tenure and addressing allegations of political interference and concerns related to questionable investments.
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SABC appeals for calm following reports of job cuts
On Sunday, the 'Sunday Times' reported that the cash-strapped public broadcaster plans on shedding its staff by 33% as part of its turnaround strategy.
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Huawei planning major job cuts in US: WSJ
The layoffs are expected at Huawei's US-based research and development arm, Futurewei Technologies, the paper reported, citing unnamed people familiar with the situation.
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5 key times Jacob Zuma's been implicated in state capture at Zondo commission
Former President Jacob Zuma has been named as a key central figure in a number of scandals that have played out over some years as a result of his allegedly close links to the controversial Gupta family.
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Numsa vows to minimise possible job cuts at ArcelorMittal
The steel producer announced it might cut 2,000 jobs as it underwent a major restructuring due to financial difficulties, but Numsa said these retrenchments will affect more people.
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Numsa slams ArcelorMittal for not consulting workers about retrenchments
This week ArcelorMittal announced that it will start section 189 consultations with staff which may affect 2,000 people, but Numsa said even more people will be affected.
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Zondo reprimands lawyer for being disruptive during proceedings
Advocate Andre Pienaar, who is representing businessman Vivien Natasen, had on three occasions objected to the questioning of his client claiming the commission was casting aspersions against him.
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Natasen to Zondo: I didn’t know R10m from SA Express exec was obtained illegally
Neo Solutions director Vivien Natasen testified at the Zondo inquiry on Friday that he was approached by SA Express executive Brian van Wyk to keep R10 million for him, which he agreed to.
