Under a law going into effect next month, white businesspeople in Zimbabwe could be sent to prison unless they cede control of their companies to black partners.
A leaked document shows that a number of municipalities are not paying their Eskom accounts and may end up without electricity.
The SA economy has shed 870 000 jobs in 2009, although a turnaround in employment occurred during the last quarter of the year, according to data.
The unemployment rate remained "virtually unchanged" for the fourth quarter of 2009, Statistics SA says, showing a possible end to labour market deterioration.
Two government bodies are fighting over who has the authority to make decisions on Gauteng land development.
The 35% tariff increases requested by parastatal Eskom will lead to disconnection and illegal reconnection of electricity around the country, says Cosatu.
Reacting to data showing a timid recovery in business confidence, economists say optimism will only improve once households up their consumption levels.
China's role in Africa's mining sector is exaggerated, declared an industry expert at the annual Mining Indaba conference.
It is almost a foregone conclusion that SA will establish a state-controlled mining company - but it's not the only country to have such a plan.
Do you settle debt with the highest interest rates first, or go for the "snowball effect"?
Following months of bad news, Vodacom's management has been given a breather.
Filling stations that don't comply with regulations will be closed down, says government.
A Japanese manufacturer may help the embattled pebble-bed nuclear reactor project.
What to do if you can't afford your mortgage payments.
It could be bye-bye to long queues if Vodacom concludes a deal with government.
ANC Youth League spokesperson Floyd Shivambu has explained the organisation's detailed perspective on the nationalisation of mines in a weekend newspaper.
New policies are to be launched to stop black firms which win state tenders and then outsource them to white ones, as well as the phenomenon of sham BEE firms.
The 2010 Fifa World Cup is turning into a "great rip off" in the Western Cape, says Cosatu.
Private pharmacies are appealing to government to permit state medication to be dispensed at all pharmacies.
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