SAA says it won't pay Dudu Myeni's legal fees
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Rand steady as traders eye Fed, stocks down
Emerging markets have enjoyed capital inflows this year on signs major central banks will embrace a looser monetary policy as a result of trade disputes and growth concerns.
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Rand steady as Fed cut bets fade
At 1505 GMT the rand was trading at 14.1525 per dollar, not far off its close of 14.1800 on Friday.
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SA needs to position itself as global competitive player, says Ramaphosa
Ramaphosa was speaking at the 4th Industrial Revolution Summit in Midrand.
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Rand steady as trade woes hit EM currencies, stocks dip
At 1500 GMT, the rand was trading at 14.0800 per dollar, little changed from its closing price of 14.0875 on Tuesday.
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Joburgers struggling to pay municipal debt can make special arrangements
The City is owed more than R23 billion in unpaid bills.
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Calls for pensioners to be assisted amid rising cost of living
With new tariffs coming into effect across municipalities from Monday, many households are digging even deeper in their pockets to make ends meet.
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Vavi: South Africans more indebted than ever before
Cash strapped consumers are already burdened with the effects of a sluggish economy and a jobs bloodbath, with more than 10 million people unemployed and the situation doesn't seem likely to improve soon, with dismal forecasts for the country's economic growth.
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The struggle continues as Joburg municipal rates, bus fare hikes kick in
In Johannesburg, residents will be paying more for municipal services including water refuse removal and electricity.
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Rand firmer as dollar falls on rate cut bets
At 0730 GMT the rand was 0.37% firmer at 14.3100 per dollar from an overnight close of 14.3600.
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Rand stretches gains as Fed, ECB turn dovish
At 0630 GMT the rand was 0.37% firmer at 14.2675 per dollar compared to Friday’s close of 14.3200.
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Ramaphosa's plan to create 2 million jobs for unemployed youth
The Expanded Public Works Programme, the Youth Employment Service, and the National Youth Service are all set to continue.
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Economy, jobs, SOEs to feature as key points in Ramaphosa’s Sona
Thursday's Sona followed the May general elections where the governing ANC received a reduced majority of 57.5% and the installation of the sixth administration.
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SA consumer inflation quickens to 4.5% in May
Core inflation - which excludes the prices of food, non-alcoholic beverages, petrol and energy - was at 4.1% year on year versus a 4.1% increase in April.
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Rand little changed in calm before Fed meeting
The US Federal Reserve concludes a two-day meeting concludes on Thursday and is expected to lay the groundwork for a rate cut later this year.
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CARTOON: Can Sona 'fashion a fix' for SA economy?
Dr Jack
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Ramaphosa: ‘We’re on a mission to support young people’
The president says the nation has a responsibility to ensure the flame keeps burning through the youth.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: President Ramaphosa, the honeymoon is over
What we need from the president is straight talk, solutions and deadlines so we are all reassured that he is in charge and is prepared to lead, no matter the unethical sabre-rattling from Luthuli House, says Judith February.
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SA's manufacturing jumps to best in over 2 years as power woes ease
Manufacturing output in Africa’s most industrialised economy expanded by 4.6% year-on-year in April, the biggest growth since June 2016, Stats SA said on Tuesday.
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ANALYSIS: SA’s ‘new dawn’ should be built on evidence-based policy
Cyril Ramaphosa’s ‘new dawn’ will require a rigorous evidence-base of what works to guide high-level policy planning and design.
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Q1 GDP declines by 3.2% for largest quarterly drop in decade
The drop was mainly driven by declines in manufacturing and mining.
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FIKILE-NTSIKELELO MOYA: No new dawn with old state-owned entities
If there is no plan to fix that which makes the SOE door a revolving one, South Africans will never appreciate why we need to keep pumping billions into these entities, says Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya.
