The rand gained 2.23% against the dollar this week, but is still down more than 16% in 2020
Savings must be nurtured and invested with a long-term perspective
Miners have no way of knowing where billions paid to government and community entities went
Public enterprises department has until Wednesday to come up with the money if proposal is accepted on Tuesday
Private equity association says business owners should not be required to sign personal surety for loans
Inflation is expected to moderate in May due to lower fuel prices, while mining could see a bit of a recovery
Business Day TV's Michael Avery talks to a panel about the future of print media in SA
Reopening will entail testing of students for Covid-19 and maintaining safety measures
Naas Botha and Swys de Bruin favour law changes that make the game faster and more attacking
Troops are deployed to the Eastern Cape to help combat Covid-19 infections and UN warns HIV/Aids patients are at risk from the pandemic
The coronavirus and falling oil prices have weighed on Nampak, forcing the company to write down its Nigerian and Angolan businesses by R3bn.
Business Day TV talked to CEO Erik Smuts about the group’s results.
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