There are an estimated 2-million informal traders, hawkers and spaza shop owners in SA, the majority of whom are women
Standard Bank-Cresco report advises dramatic increase in new capacity additions and projects
The National Union of Mineworkers’ elective conference promises to be a messy affair with questions over missing subscription fees
This would obviate the need for a recapitalisation by the state, CEO Mpumelelo Tyikwe tells MPs
The move that excludes imports from Brazil's bird flu ground-zero state to ease food insecurity and price hikes
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A total 20 cases arising from the Zondo report finalised involving 17 audit firms and registered auditors, says Irba CEO
Attempt to exclude UniteBehind from legal battle over state capture report fails in Johannesburg high court
Management accused of ignoring corrupt tenders and failing to offer a fair wage increase and job security
The National Prosecuting Authority wants the top court to reverse an SCA order, to avoid losing cases
‘If SA wants to gain economically from AfCTA, it needs to adopt a liberal approach on air transport liberalisation’
Value of fund manager’s unlisted investments remain at about 5% of the total portfolio
A transfer of R2m to Mara Glennie occurred when she started providing her services as a consultant to Tears through a firm she owns, Fireworx
Metro police across SA may soon have more teeth to fight crime, particularly the theft of copper
Various laws, including the Companies and Liquor acts, are being considered for possible amendment
Basic education minister says guidelines will only be in place until regulations have been finalised
National Prosecuting Authority head Shamila Batohi pushes back, saying her agency is doing a 'fantastic job'
Elon Musk’s company proposes to provide more than 5,000 rural schools with fully funded kits and service
Parliamentary leader Athol Trollip says the results of the six-point evaluation index are far from pleasing
Substance abuse and the state of SA prisons exposed by former Concourt justice