Gold has pulled back more than $60 an ounce since hitting its highest in more than a year earlier in September
The Guptas, meanwhile, should just give up on getting SA bank accounts, and the president’s new best friends should study the stories of their predecessors
The state already has a 76km border wall and alleges waivers issued to build the wall violate the 10th amendment of the US constitution
The party has written to the Finance Minister insisting that she ‘ immediately cease(s) to participate in the affairs of SAA’ in any way
The auditor-general says Safcol’s procurement processes are not fair, transparent and competitive, and proper control systems to safeguard its assets are not in place
SA’s problems are too deep-seated to be solved by knee-jerk, populist means
The young CEO of Sotheby’s International Realty SA has the daunting task of growing the company at a time when online firms are trying to steal market share from traditional estate agents
The number of options is increasing for investors wanting to move their money abroad, writes Johann Barnard
With 20,000 spots taken by Wednesday night, the number of entries has been increased ‘with due consideration to the integrity of the event’
There is a peculiar synergy between the work of two Absa L’Atelier award winners, Maral Bolouri and Banele Khoza