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The Association of Meat Importers and Exporters has instituted court action to halt the possibility of consumers paying up to 50% more for chicken.
The National Union of Metalworkers of SA must be more militant and even risk death, but also foster unity, says Cosatu general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi.
Impala Platinum is bracing for a fresh round on strikes and says South Africa's mining industry can not afford to offer pay rises during talks that are about to start.
It is just over a week since Burger King opened its first store in South Africa and now there are calls to boycott the US fast-food franchise.
The procedure followed by Sanral for the winelands tolling project is unlawful due to the lack of a board decision, the Western Cape High Court has heard.
A sabbatical is a disciplined phase of self-discovery, renewal and enrichment, says an expert on news that Richemont’s Johann Rupert is taking a year off.
FedGroup Beneficiary Fund administrators will give R1m to the 500 ex-mineworkers and other beneficiaries who lost millions from Fidentia, CEO John Field says.
Australia's richest person Gina Rinehart has accused the government of using the mining industry as an ATM.
BOUNTIFUL: India is expecting a bumper wheat harvest this year. Reports estimate that this will mean a drop in the local price of the grain and a boost in exports. (Roberto Schmidt, AFP)
Bus company SA Roadlink says that it is solvent despite reports that it faced liquidation if it does not repay a multi-million rand bank loan.
Mineworkers at Lanxess chrome mine in Rustenburg are on an unprotected strike, the National of Union of Mineworkers says.
The website of British newspaper the Financial Times has been hacked, apparently by a group of hackers and on-line activists called the Syrian Electronic Army.
Numsa must remember that an increase in membership also means greater responsibility, says ANC national executive member Enoch Godongwana.
Google executive chairperson Eric Schmidt is set to meet British Prime Minister David Cameron after UK lawmakers lambasted the Internet giant's tax affairs.
Attacks on Cosatu unions and its officials should be taken seriously, Numsa president Cedric Gcina says.
European shares have held near multi-year highs with some investors using early weakness as a buying opportunity.
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