The Turkish currency gained ground earlier following Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s re-election, but analysts warn that emerging-market sentiment remains fluid
Good governance lacks the dramatic rhetoric beloved of revolutionaries — but it lies at the heart of improving the lives of the poor, writes Belinda Bozzoli
The Alexandra Taxi Association protested on Monday after more than 500 minibus taxis were impounded by the JMPD at the weekend
At the ANC’s election manifesto workshop on Monday, Ramaphosa likened the process to the drafting of the Freedom Charter
A former aide of ousted prime minister Najib Razak has been remanded to assist in investigations
The news is expected to be mixed, with jobs stats likely to bring bad news, but optimism about the trade balance, producer inflation and credit extension
John Visentin said in a letter to Shigetaka Komori that a lawsuit by Fujifilm was a ploy to save a takeover that had already been blocked
The group was kept in China pending a court case against a Chinese agent who allegedly lured them there with the promise of lucrative teaching jobs
‘The new IAAF rules are deplorable for a number of reasons‚ not least bad science … and the total disregard of human rights,’ says ProBonoMatters’ petition
Entrepreneurs Albert van Wyk and Mpho Dagada on why impact counts more than sales, writes Lungile Sojini
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