Euro poised for its biggest single-day percentage gain in more than three weeks
In 1971, Shell drilled into what became Qatar’s North Field to find not oil, but vast quantities of gas, the rest is a history of political power play, writes Robin M Mills
A spokesperson says the Guptas’ philosophy is that disruptive companies and more competition is what SA needs to be transformed
Mmusi Maimane’s rhetoric is heating up as the elections loom, calling for Malusi Gigaba — ‘Father Christmas’ — to step down as Finance Minister
Deputy Finance Minister Sfiso Buthelezi says a roadmap for the industry will tackle issues ranging from transformation and inclusion, to market development
Read the statement of the Monetary Policy Committee in full: 'Four members preferred a reduction‚ while two members preferred an unchanged stance'
The economic development minister urges suppliers of data to bring down their costs on an expedited basis, without waiting for the outcome of the inquiry
The 24-hour stoppage saw parts of Caracas and other cities paralysed and ramps up an opposition-led challenge to President Nicolas Maduro
Free State withstand a strong Pumas onslaught with two tries in the last five minutes to earn a deserved 63-41 win
A study published in the Lancet says a third of dementia cases could be prevented by avoiding risks including obesity, depression and, surprisingly, hearing loss
Swifambo Rail Leasing to file an appeal, which the Passenger Rail Agency of SA board chairman says will be opposed
The public has until August 24 to detail ‘all their frustrations’ about price, regulation and transformation within the sector
The court finds the tender was rigged to favour Swifambo Rail Leasing and Spain’s Vossloh España — which had no experience in rail
Finance minister says the appointee requires ‘good turnaround capabilities’, concedes public resources can no longer finance inefficiency
External auditors flagged the irregularities — a day after auditors raised similar issues at Eskom
In the wake of brutal attacks on drivers, a petition is asking Police Minister Fikile Mbalula to address the ‘violence and intimidation’
The merger offers were made before the financially fragile state-owned SAX faced the threat of liquidation for a debt of R87.3m to Solenta Aviation
Transport Minister Joe Maswanganyi says the pristine buses are running empty and that the government needs to rethink the R15bn system
Application against the state-owned airline has been brought in the high court by aircraft leasing company Solenta Aviation
Transport Minister Joe Maswanganyi met with the South African National Council leadership on Sunday
Solenta Aviation has approached the courts, but SA Express says it will oppose the move, as it disputes the R87.3m Solenta says it owes
The company has locked away machines, after the last Numsa protest there culminated in front-end loaders being used to flip police cars
The High Court in Johannesburg has set aside the controversial Swifambo Rail Leasing contract, saying ‘corruption will triumph’ if it did not
The low-cost African carrier, now headed by Nico Bezuidenhout, is looking at new markets and has bought the rights to fastjet name from the easyGroup
In a judgment handed down on Monday, Judge J Francis said the contract was "peppered with many irregularities"
The problem is that turnaround strategies are not implemented, or not implemented well, writes Linda Ensor
External investigation into allegations that it overpaid for locomotives and consultancy services to be concluded in three months, says Transnet
CEO Siyabonga Gama says the corruption investigation will include a review of whether the state-owned company was overcharged for locomotives
The National Consumer Commission has begun hearing directly from consumers in its inquiry into the vacation-ownership industry
‘No plan in place for carrier to get itself out of its financial problems. We are bailing them out without anything in place, which must be of concern to the ...
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