Rand remains above R14/$ as a surging dollar prevents further gains, keeping banks and financials on the back foot in cautious trade
Once you know that the emperor has no clothes you cannot in good conscience support what has become a management fee racket
A parliamentary committee found cramped quarters, long working hours and claims of breaches of labour law — and now wants inspections of the entire industry
The bank admits its past mistakes, but in its report about the ‘legacy of exclusion in SA’, cites the country’s low investment, high unemployment and crime
Bank of America Merrill Lynch questions the latest attempt at South Deep revival, which has already cost investors R32bn
The trade & industry minister says the increase will provide relief to the sector but association says it is not enough to cover output costs
New research shows there has been modest progress in gender transformation at executive level, but there is only one woman at the helm of SA’s Top 40 listed companies
Even the notorious Pauline Hanson, head of the anti-Islam, anti-migrant One Nation, thinks Fraser Anning went too far — but he is digging in
Louw returns to starting line-up to support Kolisi
Fermented foods part of diet at Oaklands Country Manor in Drakensberg, writes Lesley Stones
Stevenson Art Gallery celebrates in wide-ranging group exhibition, writes Melvyn Minnaar
Leila Henriques captures the power and passion of Florence Phillips, writes Diane de Beer
Khwezi … Say My Name pierces through the pain suffered by those caught up by the story of Fezekile Kuzwayo, writes Edward Tsumele
The iMbokodo Jazz festival will be held at the Durban Exhibition Centre on Saturday
The playwright and actor died at the age of 76 after a long illness, he achieved global recognition for his theatre work and won numerous awards, including a ...
South African performing and visual artists will be received with great enthusiasm in the Polish city of Gdansk
Businesswoman finds winning formula with Our Perfect Wedding and other shows that get Black Twitter buzzing
The South African art market is not exempt from fakes as forgers focus their efforts on successful old masters
Sculptures fuse traditional African symbolism and Christian motifs, writes Lucinda Jolly
Durant Sihlali’s ability to capture variegated surfaces and indicate depth is astonishing
Land Acts relates the story of a diseased country, as it keeps the audience laughing and willing to face the music, writes Diane de Beer
Yeoville playwright’s work continues to inspire after his death
After purchasing the unseen contents of a New Jersey locker from a deceased estate, gallery owner discovers art potentially worth millions
Revised white paper will trigger important changes for a vital sector, writes Struan Douglas
Istanbul’s trade hub plays host to a festival concert for the first time
Erhardt Thiel’s iMadiba Project envisions taking Robben Island to the people
Gauteng’s answer to Cape Town’s new museums, writes Diane de Beer
Mary Watson's Caine Prize-winning short story lent itself perfectly to adaptation for the theatre, Patel tells Kgomotso Moncho-Maripane
Wyatt felt his soundtrack from the resulting Taka Takata movie was a great foundation from which to form an inclusive 14-piece orchestra
Timing of origins of Homo sapiens show could not be more right
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