Sterling has recovered slightly as investors digest the prospect of a chaotic exit of the UK from the EU
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Transnet appointed and paid for two bodyguards under the pretext they were going to provide security to group exec, but instead they were seconded to Gigaba, a report shows
Eskom’s overdue debt from municipalities is more than R17bn; an independent revenue collection agency is just one proposal for keeping the lights on
A global policy shift away from food aid towards local production has sparked a green revolution, lifting Africa's potential as a market, Deere says
Of the world’s richest 50 billionaires, 12 were in tech and 18 years younger, on average
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A survey shows that two-thirds of South Africans have not calculated how much they will need a year in retirement, but consider themselves to be good at financial planning
National Football League player Le’Veon Bell is staging a 'hold-out' for a fairer contract. But in the end, it's all about the money
Changes are afoot at the Road Accident Fund as the fund’s acting CEO Lindelwa Jabavu says it is chronically insolvent, and it creates what she calls the lotto effect