The R2030 government bond firmed, with the yield slipping four basis points to 8.78%
As the certainty of death and taxes endures, perhaps now is a good time to re-examine the foolhardy trade-offs made to save SAA
The government is also in talks with the private sector and medical aids to help roll out the biggest logistical undertaking in SA’s history
The proclamation comes after Corruption Watch wrote to the president insisting the act come into operation by April 1, or face legal action
Lead independent director Mpho Makwana will become acting chairman until Naidoo’s return
Peter Bauer, a professor at the University of Johannesburg’s School of Economics, also talks about art and its contribution to the economy
Incidents at two refineries have caused them to close their doors and the jury is out on whether it is worth reopening them
The activist called the Kremlin’s bluff by returning to Russia, where he may face a longer prison term that the few weeks of the past
Soccer’s governing body warns players that entering the new competition would bar them from other competitions, such as the World Cup
We look at some of the big moves — online sales, inspiration from nature, sustainability and more — in the jewellery market this past year
Gold fields reported a large drop in earnings in its 2018 year to end-December.
Revenue was in at $2.57bn, 7% less than the previous year, as production at its only SA operation, South Deep, declined.
CEO Nick Holland joined Business Day TV to discuss the company’s results.
Gold Fields CEO Nick Holland talks to Business Day TV about the company’s full-year results
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