Investors head for the dollar as concern mounts that central banks are set to start increasing interest rates soon

Constitiutional court upholds ruling that debt-stricken power utility can’t cut electricity in bid to get errant towns to pay up

Better fiscal deficit and debt-to-GDP ratios could ease ratings pressure, economist says

Canadian firm seems to have beaten Huge Group for control of the listed technology firm, but shareholders must still vote on the matter

Justice minister withdraws his opposition to the latest bid to prolong the investigation

The R950m project in Johannesburg is expected to be completed in 2024

Development finance institution aims to balance promoting black industrialists with decarbonisation

The fund’s annual report shows ‘no wastage or misappropriation’ of billions collected from SA corporates, the government and private citizens

Employer body Seifsa says there is still time for an agreement but union says the strike will start on October 5

Former CEO of the Guptas’ Oakbay is wanted in connection with R25m corruption case