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The producer price index edged down to 8.9% in December as sharp rises in food prices moderated.
Cabinet has approved the financial services laws general amendment bill, intended to make the financial sector "safer".
Fee reductions on Gauteng's tolled highways will apply to drivers with e-tags, says cabinet spokesperson Jimmy Manyi.
The National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of SA says a fuel levy should have been included in the budget to finance Gauteng's tolls.
The eurozone's debt woes will predominate at a meeting of the Group of 20 this weekend as the world looks to the EU to boost it crisis safety net.
SA's consumer price index, which is used by the Reserve Bank for its inflation target, continued to rise in January.
The SA Reserve Bank will change some of its monetary operations procedures, but says this does not reflect a change in its monetary stance.
There is no shortage of advice for the finance minister on what to include in his 2012 budget speech, with reminders to include tax relief and target the rich.
A smoke and a drink will cost you more as Gordhan ups taxes.
A R5.8bn budget allocation will give highway users a discount.
Engen and Shell have been penalised for their role in bitumen price-fixing.
An economist says rich people will pay 94% of Gauteng tolls.
Basic economic figures for Greece, after the eurozone approved a new bailout.
SA plans to invest R2bn to build an ethanol plant by 2014.
The new owner of chat service MXit has bold restructuring plans.
Wendy Machanik withdrew from a R2.5m plea bargain - because she’s broke.
Athens is trying to play down a bailout term that foreign inspectors permanently monitor its finances, which is seen by many as a humiliating surrender of sovereignty.
Corruption puts strain on SA budget.
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