Despite market volatility, the all share is up 0.27% for the week and 9.18% for the year so far, but it’s been a bad week for BAT
KPMG’s Gupta taint refuses to go away — as do South African fathers who, research shows, actually like spending time with their children
Manana admitted to the assault incident and has since apologised
The DA leader says his party would welcome the MPs as long as they shared the organisation’s values, including defending the Constitution
The company’s founder, who had been a non-executive director since resigning as CEO last year, has parted ways with the company he founded in 1988
While the economy may move out of recession sooner than expected, growth is still very subdued
The Solidarity Research Institute notes that while the purchasing power of the rand has been eroded, bank charges have decreased across the board
Since taking office in January, Trump has lost five top aides: Bannon, National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, press secretary Sean Spicer, chief of staff Reince Priebus and communications director ...
Victories by Manchester’s clubs during the opening weekend suggested they could be the teams to chase this term
Unusual decision to withdraw biography was based on family pressure and not legal contraventions
There were one or two differences in opinion, but the comments were positive
Domingo expects ‘some finality in the next couple of days’ on his future as the Proteas coach
England cleans Proteas up with a day to spare in the fourth match of the England series
When rain ended the third day’s play, England were on 224/8 in their second innings — a lead of 360 runs
The Indian bowler wraps up the game in the second session for India to take an unassailable 2-0 lead
SA’s fate‚ not for the first time in their England Test series, is in Vernon Philander’s hands in the fourth Test
SA have to win in Manchester if they are not to suffer their first series defeat in the four rubbers
Business Day has confirmed mediation is under way to resolve "differences" between Lorgat and Appiah
Might the problem be that SA have not played on a bona fide batting pitch in that time?
England off-spinner makes history with a stunning hat-trick at the London Oval to seal the Protea’s fate
Months of negotiations fail to secure a deal between players and Cricket Australia
History is against the tourists, who need another 375 for a win but Elgar and Bavuma are in fighting form
Alastair Cook’s wicket will be the one that matters — and perhaps Vernon Philander and Morne Morkel could share the remaining wickets between them
Opener Alastair Cook in a defiant mood as he edges to century
Media conferences featuring Faf are becoming masterclasses in leadership
India on course for a huge first innings total in the first Test against Sri Lanka
Star batsman deflects attention from his record-setting previous Test innings at the Oval
Selectors will keep an eye on SA A players in triangular series with India and Afghanistan
SA won four of their seven matches and lost two, and reached the semifinals — where they went down to England by two wickets in a nail-biter
Coach selection panel set to recommend who should be next coach
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