Old Mutual Multi-Managers says some calm and stability has returned following a big sell-off of emerging-market assets over the past few weeks
The legal profession is one of the very few industries that will miss Jacob Zuma’s presidency
The former Transnet director was seeking to challenge his dismissal from the SOE and to have the new board appointed by Gordhan removed
The SACP general secretary told the Cosatu conference that the tripartite alliance should not let the matter slide
A dispute began in 2005, when merchants accused Visa and Mastercard of violating antitrust laws by illegally hiking the swipe fees merchants pay on transactions
State capture is estimated to have cost SA upwards of R100bn. Some economists say the actual figure is much higher
Rupert Stadler has been in custody since mid-June as the emissions cheating scandal unfolds at the car maker
While many have burnt their fingers investing in little counters, others have made huge profits
‘There’s a niche group at the top and the rest are plain average, ordinary,’ says former SA champion jockey Andrew Fortune
Former favourites, such as The Handmaid’s Tale and This is Us, lost out to fantasy and a few unlikely winners, such as Henry Winkler