Vaccine nationalism was also reflected in gloomy markets with European shares losing all the gains they have made in 2021 so far
The bloc has hardly dealt well with the roll-out and preparations for it
Trade union wants reasons for cut and an explanation of what is to be done with the money
Corruption Watch executive director David Lewis talks to Business Day TV about the legislation
Thyssenkrupp is in talks to sell its steel business to the UK’s Liberty Steel, potentially putting one of Germany’s most iconic firms in foreign hands
Alexander Forbes executive chief economist Isaah Mhlanga talks to Business Day TV about the country’s debt crisis
Vinpro wants the ban to be lifted with immediate effect by the court in its hearing on February 5
Homes and crops in Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Eswatini and SA have been destroyed, with tens of thousands of people displaced in Mozambique especially
A decision on whether the tour will go ahead is expected before the end of February
Doing justice to the past requires an emphasis on the injustices committed — and Kamphoer does just that
Covid-19 has taken a bite out of Kaap Agri’s annual performance. The group had reported that recurring headline earnings grew by 4.6%.
Business Day TV spoke to Kaap Agri CEO Sean Walsh for more detail.
Kaap Agri CEO Sean Walsh talks to Business Day TV about the group's financial performance
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