Greeks grapple with the ignominy of a second bailout.
Highlights from SA's R1 trillion spending plan.
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Next year Kenya is to receive its first large-scale mining project since independence – the Kwale mineral sands project.
In spite of strong economic growth, the number of Nigerians living on less than $1 a day has increased.
Red tape, barriers blunt trade within Africa.
Africa is losing out on billions of dollars in potential earnings every year because of high trade barriers on the continent, the World Bank says.
Grain shortages, exports weigh heavy on southern Africa.
Leaders of the Arab Spring have asked the global elite gathered in Davos for economic help, saying the rise of political Islam is not a threat to democracy.
As Africa's consumers rise, so do inequities.
State media has reported that registration fees for mines are set to rise significantly, with platinum miners having to pay more than $2m compared to $300 now.
A year on, has Egypt's revolution stalled?
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.
The International Finance Corporation says it will issue more than $1bn in local currency bonds to support African markets.
Africa's middle class is a large but vulnerable group.
Inflation in Zimbabwe climbed to 4.9% in December from 4.2% in November, spurred by rising food, transport and education costs, the government says.
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