Alan Winde named as DA's WC candidate for premier
Politics
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AA calls on govt to address policy as it warns of massive fuel price hike
The association says mid-month unaudited data from the Central Energy Fund indicates a price hike of R1.12 cents per litre.
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Poor leadership, instability blamed for Prasa's financial woes
The board chair and the CEO addressed the media on Thursday about their plans to turn around the organisation, which they have described as broken and struggling to survive.
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Volkswagen to end iconic ‘Beetle’ cars in 2019
The move comes as Volkswagen emphasises electric autos and larger family-oriented vehicles, said Hinrich Woebcken, chief executive of Volkswagen Group of America.
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Moody’s sees little chance of SA downgrade
Moody’s said the recovery in South Africa’s economy would be slow - slower than the Treasury’s estimate of 1.5% growth for 2018.
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#RandReport: Rand shines after Turkish rate hike, Moody's comments
At 1511 GMT, the rand was 1.62% firmer at 14.7325 per dollar, just shy of its session-best 14.7000 touched immediately after Turkey’s central bank raised its benchmark rate by 625 basis points.
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Prasa in a broken, ICU state - CEO Sibusiso Sithole
The agency’s CEO says poor governance, corruption and leadership instability are largely to blame.
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AA warns of massive petrol price hikes next month
The Automobile Association says mid-month unaudited data from the Central Energy Fund indicates a major increase in the price of fuel.
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SACP welcomes ruling against ‘unscrupulous evictions by banks’
The High Court has ruled that a reserve price must be set when an execution is granted against immovable property used as a debtor’s primary residence.
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SA committed to prudent fiscal policy - Finance Minister
Minister Nhlanhla Nene said that pursuing a fiscal policy that will stabilise the country's debt to GDP is part of government's intention.
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Eskom investigating violence, intimidation cases related to wage strike
Responding in writing to a parliamentary question from Congress of the People leader Mosiuoa Lekota, Pravin Gordhan provides details of 16 cases referred to police for further investigation.
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SA's economic recovery will be slow, below Treasury estimate - Moody's
Moody’s has said the slide into recession in the second quarter would exacerbate fiscal and monetary challenges.
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[WATCH] Apple announces 3 new iPhones
Apple's latest iPhone line-up comes with tools to help users dial back their smartphone obsessions, amid growing concerns over 'addiction' and harmful effects on children.
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South African Innovation Summit showcases innovative technology
The event kicked off at Cape Town Stadium on Wednesday and aims to bring start-ups in contact with investors.
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Radebe: Outlook for fuel prices in October of major concern
The government forked out R500 million this month to cap at five cents an expected R1,25 a litre petrol increase.
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Apple iPhones get bigger and pricier, Watch turns to health
This year’s three top phones are all more expensive than last year’s models.
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US invites China to trade talks as tariffs loom: White House adviser
Larry Kudlow told Fox Business Network that US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin had sent an invitation to senior Chinese officials, but he declined to provide further details.
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#RandReport: Rand firmer on positive retail data; stocks fall
At 1520 GMT, the rand was 0.81% stronger at 14.9425 against the dollar.
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Manyi urged to follow procedure in terminating Afro Worldview workers’ contracts
About 300 staffers have been left without jobs at the former Gupta-owned 24-hour news channel after its contract was not renewed with MultiChoice.
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Eskom to start power interruptions in Dihlabeng Municipality
The utility informed the municipality that it will cut supply from 3 October due to its escalating debt.
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BankservAfrica: SA economy showing signs of improvement
BankservAfrica's Sheragen Naidoo says while the economy is still in a decline, the latest data shows that the economy is looking stronger than previous months.
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There is no state that is captured - Zuma
Former President Jacob Zuma says the state is made of three arms of government, including the judiciary, legislature and executive. And he insists none of them is captured.
