The government says it will increase the issuance of long-term debt by 18% over the next year as it seeks to plug the budget deficit
When it comes to Eskom, unions may say ‘no’ only because it is easier than coming up with solutions
Fuel levies are also set to rise — on top of the carbon tax — and those with a sweet tooth will not be smiling
The Anti Poverty Forum claims that Eskom was forced to buy power from independent power producers illegally and under political pressure
The assets include a 110,000 barrel-a-day refinery, a lubricants plant, 820 petrol stations and oil storage facilities
The Treasury has revised down its growth forecast from 1.7% to 1.5%
We analyse Tsitsi Hatendi-Matika, head of retail investment specialists at Absa
The bank has announced broad-sweeping fee cuts a week before new digital bank TymeBank is due to host an investor day
Having lost the first Test to Sri Lanka, SA are up against it in the final Test starting in Port Elizabeth on Thursday
His eye, his pronouncements, his take on the iconic Chanel suit: they were what defined a master. Mind you, so did his eccentricities ...
Mark is a weekly columnist for Business Day and BDlive who has spent 30 years in finance and markets, and is also the South African Post Office CEO.