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OPINION: Why SA should gird itself for tumultuous times
Dirk Kotze says Zuma’s latest decisions have left everyone speculating as to the real reasons.
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Markets react to musical chairs at Finance Ministry
EWN visited the JSE to assess the market reaction to the news that Pravin Gordhan has been reappointed as Finance Minister.
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ANC: We’re not responsible for Zuma’s reshuffle
The ANC says Zuma’s decision to appoint Pravin Gordhan was not the result of pressure from the party.
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Radebe: Cabinet not informed of Nene’s sacking ahead of time
Jeff Radebe says the appointment and removal of Cabinet ministers is the prerogative of the president.
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The Zuma effect: Nene’s sacking & the markets
Economists have warned the effect the move has had on markets should not be underestimated.
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EDITORIAL: We deserve better. We demand more.
Katy Katopodis says Nhlanhla Nene's abrupt & unprecedented sacking marks the start of a new era in SA.
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Nene reportedly redeployed as ordinary MP in Parliament
Jacob Zuma yesterday announced Nene's position as Finance Minister would be taken over by David van Rooyen.
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Nene’s sacking described as 'reckless', 'dangerous'
The move sent shockwaves across the markets, with the rand nosediving overnight against major currencies.
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Who is David van Rooyen?
Former Merafong Mayor David van Rooyen has replaced Nhlanhla Nene as Minister of Finance.
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Rand plummets following Nene’s ‘redeployment’
The rand touched record lows against the dollar, pound and the euro.
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Shock & bewilderment after Nene’s sacking
President Jacob Zuma removed the finance minister from his post & replaced him with David van Rooyen.
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Nhlanhla Nene removed as finance minister
ANC MP David Van Rooyen has been named as the new minister of finance.
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Finance Minister issues warning to SAA
Nene warned the troubled airline that going ahead with a controversial Airbus deal will amount to misconduct.
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Nene accuses DA of 'political grandstanding'
The minister tore into the DA in his reply to debate on the mid-term budget he tabled in October.
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Zero fees increase means R2,33b shortfall
The Higher Education Dept says the no fee increase next year means a shortfall of R2,33 billion.
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Nene: Govt is seized with the #FeesMustFall matter
Finance Minister Nene says while government was slow to react, immediate intervention is needed.
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Finance Minister offers little cheer regarding SA growth
Nhlanhla Nene’s budget policy statement leaves the door open on hiking VAT for the first time in 20 years.
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Nene: SA's economic growth has slowed
The finance minister says the local economy faces a number of challenges.
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WATCH LIVE: The finance minister's mini Budget
Nhlanhla Nene is now delivering his second medium-term budget policy statement.
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Finance Minister optimistic investment can turn SA’s economy
Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene chats to 702’s John Robbie about plans to advance South Africa’s slowing economy.
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‘No need for anxiety over SA’s nuclear build programme’
Minister Nhlanhla Nene says govt intends to follow all necessary processes before making a decision.
