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JSE fires Ntuthuko Shoba amid Tshegofatso Pule murder case
He was arrested in February after his accomplice Muzikayise Malephane who confessed to killing Pule, turned State witness.
The JSE said that the company's financial reports for 2015, 2016 and some prior financial periods did not comply with international financial reporting standards.
In a statement on Monday, the JSE said employees would now qualify for four months of paid parental leave, regardless of their gender or gender identity.
South Africa’s battered economy, along with rocketing debt and a yawning fiscal deficit, has weighed heavily on the rand, making it the worst-performing emerging market currency.
At 1550 GMT the rand was 0.15% weaker at 19.0320 per dollar compared to the day’s high of 18.7200.
The rand, after tumbling to an all-time low of 19.3450 following two credit rating downgrades in quick succession, has clawed back ground in the last few sessions in line with other emerging market currencies.
The local bourse has followed international markets, with some equities under major pressure.
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Markets were shocked overnight, with the price of Brent crude oil spiralling down around 30%.
Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) CEO Nicky Newton-King received their memorandum in Sandton earlier on Friday.
Nicky Newton-King received their memorandum outside the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in Sandton.
Friday’s demonstration is being organised by several civil society groups and they are expecting at least 10,000 people to attend.
With cases of women and child abuse in the country on the rise, this prompted calls for the government to declare a state of emergency.
This follows an investigation that has revealed potential internal irregularities.
Last month Tongaat Hulett also delayed the release of its 2019 financial results, for the year ended March 2019, to October from May.
The move comes after allegations emerged at the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) commission of inquiry that Ayo Technology Solutions tampered with its financials to inflate profits.
Businessman Iqbal Survé claims media group Tiso Blackstar and news channel eNCA lobbied to force the JSE to cancel the listing of his company Sagarmatha Technologies.
Africa’s biggest pay-TV group MultiChoice debuted on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange on Wednesday with shares opening at R95.50, giving the company a market capitalisation of R42 billion ($3.03 billion).
It was a small turnout there with fewer than 20 people outside the JSE, demanding a stake in the country's economy.