However, markets are nervous about fuel demand in countries such as Britain, where the government is to tell people to work from home again
An analysis suggests that for $20 a person per year, it’s possible to eliminate net carbon emissions from the US power grid within 30 years
The ANC in Gauteng has extended leave of absence by at least three weeks as they deal with the contents of integrity commission’s report
ActionSA will at most contest 10 municipalities in 2021, with a focus on big metros
An independent expert has determined that the effect of Covid-19 has not been sufficient to trigger a material change clause
He has left our generation with a challenge to rid SA of apartheid residue, which manifests in racial tension, inequality, poverty and unemployment
The sector was hard hit by restrictions on local and international travel
The pandemic has heightened the need for a legal framework for the African trade agreement, with the first commercial deal pushed out to July
The Gauteng team will be hoping Jaco Kriel and Ruan Dreyer can turn back the clock on their return from Gloucester
The main event on October 3, despite being hosted online this year, will not fall short in highlights
A weak building market in SA, coupled with hyperinflation in Zimbabwe, has led to a 12.5% fall in interim revenue for PPC.
Business Day TV sat down with the group's CEO, Roland van Wijnen, to discuss the numbers and what it means for the company's survival.
Business Day TV caught up with PPC CEO Roland van Wijnen to discuss how the group plans to survive the weak building market.
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