Brent futures fell 1.9% and West Texas Intermediate $1.07
"The people shall govern" has been trashed, to become a meaningless slogan better placed on a placard next to the pig trough on Animal Farm
The government shifts its focus to enforcing compliance and may pay £500 to those who test positive so more people come forward for testing
The proclamation comes after Corruption Watch wrote to the president insisting the act come into operation by April 1, or face legal action
Robust demand in China, VW’s largest market, helped it rebound as it pushes aggressively into electric cars to challenge Tesla
Business Day TV talks to Econometrix chief economist Azar Jammine and Sanlam Investments chief economist Arthur Kamp
Fraud is often perpetrated by representatives of independent financial advisers, who have contracts with insurers
Black-owned asset manager Mianzo pushes into SA’s unit trust inner circle with a radically low-cost option
Soccer’s governing body warns players that entering the new competition would bar them from other competitions, such as the World Cup
We look at some of the big moves — online sales, inspiration from nature, sustainability and more — in the jewellery market this past year