-
Scopa flags Transnet irregular expenditure
The company says much of this is owing to dishonest employees who are not following due process and policy.
-
SA's Q1 business confidence rises but remains in negative terrain
South Africa's business confidence rose slightly in the first quarter but remained in negative territory.
-
[ANALYSIS] 2 very different responses to Uber - Kenya & South Africa
Disruptive competition through technology can bring substantial benefits to consumers, but it also raises competition and socio-economic issues.
-
Eskom to meet unions over phasing out of coal power stations
The power utility will be phasing out the Grootvlei, Kriel, Camden, Hendrina and Komati power stations in Mpumalanga over the next five years.
-
Eskom: Zim electricity supply deal good for SA economy
Zimbabwe has been struggling to meet its energy demands as a drought has crippled its biggest source of electricity, the Kariba Dam.
-
#RandReport: Markets weaker ahead of US Fed rate decision
At 1308 GMT, the rand weakened 0.38% to 13.1800 from its overnight New York close, trading at 13.1300 against the dollar.
-
UNTU has little faith in newly appointed interim Prasa board
The transport union says it doesn’t believe the newly appointed interim Prasa board will pull the passenger rail agency out of its debt.
-
Ramaphosa: Remove barriers to starting businesses
Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa says tax regimes need to be reformed to promote small business development.
-
Police disperse Uber drivers outside head office
The drivers, who were blocking Parktown street, are demanding a meeting with management, saying they are not included in policy making.
-
Kweyama recommended for SABC interim board chair post
Parliament’s Communications Committee has recommended that former Busa CEO Khanyisile Kweyama chair SABC’s interim board.
-
Mokonyane commends British American Tobacco for saving water
The company spent R6 million on a storm water harvesting system, saving 200 million litres of water in the past two years.
-
S&P Global reiterates concerns over SA
The country is facing the prospect of downgrades to its sovereign credit ratings which would raise the cost of borrowing.
-
Transformation in financial sector under spotlight
The standing committee on finance and the trade and industry committee are hosting three days of public hearings on the issue.
-
Ramaphosa: Digital innovation future of entrepreneurship
Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa says small businesses & entrepreneurship is key to alleviating poverty on the African continent.
-
CT Cycle Tour cancellation won’t hurt local economy - MEC
Organisers cited strong winds as the reason for calling off the world's largest timed cycling event, a first in its history.
-
Outa concerned over Nazir Alli’s appointment as Prasa chair
The Democratic Alliance has also raised concerns, saying that Alli was the person who presided over billions of rands spent on the e-tolls project.
-
Zimbabwe seeks new South African electricity supply deal
In January last year Eskom agreed a one-year deal to sell up to 300 megawatts of capacity to Zimbabwe.
-
SAIRR: ANC can turn SA into nation of entrepreneurs
The SAIRR’s study shows that if foreigners were to leave SA, there'd be a huge gap in the economy, especially in the retail sector.
-
Nazir Alli named interim chair of Prasa board
Transport Minister Dipuo Peters has named an interim board for Prasa after dissolving the board last week.
-
Sassa CEO: As far as I know I have not been suspended
Thokozani Magwaza says he was puzzled when he saw media reports suggesting he had been suspended from the agency.
-
Molefe to challenge Peters in court on dissolution of Prasa board
Former chairperson Popo Molefe says the decision came as a surprise, especially after numerous attempts to meet with the minister were unsuccessful.
