Annual consumer price inflation has dipped to its lowest level in 9 years.
President Cyril Ramaphosa says sabotage contributed to power cuts earlier in the week.
TymeBank says it will be switching gears in a bid to triple its size by the end of 2020.
Eskom's current load shedding has struck as the Western Cape is in the midst of the fruit season, impacting an already subdued agriculture industry.
The city has written to the minister of mineral resources and energy asking that it and other municipalities be permitted to buy electricity directly from independent power producers, avoiding a pending court case.
Eskom says power cuts are likely to continue for the remainder of the week.
The power utility says claims made in a widely shared voice note are false.
Over the next six months trade in SA is expected to decline further into negative territory, according to the SA Chamber of Commerce and Industry's Trade Expectations Index.
The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse wants to have the former SAA chairperson declared a delinquent director.
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The president briefed the media on Eskom after cutting short an official visit to Egypt.
Eskom chief operations officer Jan Oberholzer has said that Eskom has contracts with Zimbabwe and Zambia to supply power - but only when it can.
The group announced it expects to make losses for the half-year ended August 31.
The national power grid is not currently in danger of collapse, according to three sources with access to discussions at senior levels in Eskom.
Absa has put forward one of its long-standing female executives, Cheryl Buss, to lead its recently-established international unit as it expands its global footprint beyond the UK.
Economist Mike Schussler says low inflation is starting to affect the economy, as businesses such as retailers can't afford to increase prices even if their inputs go up.
The finance minister has warned ANC leadership that urgent economic changes are needed.
This form of solidarity deserves political recognition and help from SARS, writes Ferial Haffajee.
New Sandton skyscraper is the tallest building in Africa - it offers a view of Magaliesberg.
The cryptocurrency project has become the regulatory equivalent of a pinata.
Fixing SAA means overcoming an 'organised crime syndicate', says ex-prosecutions boss Vusi Pikoli.
The data pricing debate is only beginning, says Ferial Haffajee.
The UK is the 4th largest wealth market in the world - in terms of total wealth held according to a new report by market research group New World Wealth.
A young Fin24 user has taken interest in starting a pig business in the rural North West, but is not sure how to go about it. An expert responds.
Raised by domestic worker parents, in a village in Polokwane, Mashela Mokgabudi recalls not having sanitary care products and promising herself she would change the situation not just for herself but other girls growing up in Africa.
The oil company has overtaken Microsoft and Apple as the world's most valuable listed company.
The deepening crisis at the debt-ridden power utility shut down the country's mining industry for 24 hours.
Geopolitical factors and economic uncertainty make some investors shift away from equities into what they perceive to be the safety of higher-quality bonds.
Prosus has raised its bid for UK food delivery firm Just Eat as it tries to win over investors and beat out an offer from rival Takeaway.com.
Millennials, urbanites and women are driving new drinking habits – ?ranging from premium wine selections to opting for craft and health drinks.
NHI can't come fast enough 9% 211 votes
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I don't use private healthcare 5% 120 votes
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I am happy with my provider(s) 56% 1345 votes
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Let's hope the Health Market Inquiry leads to reforms 30% 732 votes
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