The Anti Poverty Forum claims that Eskom was forced to buy power from independent power producers illegally and under political pressure

Sale of company for much less than valuation shows difficulty in the construction sector, analyst says

The company, which is embroiled in allegations of state capture, has gone into voluntarily liquidation following the closing of its bank accounts

SAA will be split into domestic, regional and international business units, each with their own management

The ANC grievance panel found the national spokesperson not guilty of the charges, but says the party needs a sexual harassment policy

The billionaire businessman has countered allegations, some ‘excessively ridiculous’, that his energy firm has benefited from his family ties

The platinum producer increased shareholder payouts after a strong performance in 2018; the company is looking for ways to offset Eskom risk

CEO Stephen van Coller has called on anyone with knowledge of past unethical business practices to come forward

Owner Petra Diamonds expects the mine to only clear its debt within 10 years — unless it finds the next big stone

Dozens of samples of processed pork products sold in Gansu province contain swine fever virus, says report

The local currency has benefited from some risk-on sentiment in global markets

The financial services group says the loan will cut funding costs and allow it to grow its lending unit

Strongman president Abdulla Yameen's  lawyer and the former justice minister have  been charged with embezzlement and launder money

SA Cane Growers’ Association says that its impact on obesity is still questionable, but its knock to the economy and jobs is certain