The Air Liquide deal has triggered talk that the company might scrap a plan to raise $2bn for an operational overhaul
It will take an impressive act of patriotism for government employees to forgo increases for the good of the country
But Covid-19 is building online shopping habits that will stick, and it would be foolish for firms to pay little attention to their e-commerce offering
Worries of lost sovereignty as SA accepts external help are indulgent and serve no purpose
Covid-19 has come out on the side of passive funds in the contest with active asset managers, but the intervention of central banks makes it difficult to call ...
Fighting Covid-19 seems secondary to political considerations and satisfying interest groups
Alternatives to payday loan providers have emerged, but low wages will keep the industry going
It is sad to think that Mlangeni and his old struggle comrades spent the last years of their lives fighting against their own party
Given SA’s dire economic situation, the Bank should err on the side of doing too much
But its ever-growing clout means trade partners such as SA may have to take sides in escalating tensions with other big powers
Switzerland-based luxury firm’s overall sales drop by almost half, but the online section by much less
Despite the impression that has been created, the Treasury hasn’t agreed to write a R10bn cheque
The Treasury is already facing a shortfall of about R300bn
It is unacceptable for a democratic government to be so opaque
The president’s latest address is likely to be remembered for government’s failure to prepare for a storm it was expecting
It’s illogical that more than 70 ambulances have been stopped from operating in Tshwane
It’s hard to keep up with the number of advisory committees President Cyril Ramaphosa has to draw on
Pondering remuneration and salary increases for the public sector amid a pandemic is tricky
Coverage for business interruption may have been seen as an unlikely payout possibility, but it is now becoming a legal battle
For way too long mining communities and mineworkers have had their fate decided by other vested interests
