The ANC is planning to launch a funeral policy scheme for members and supporters.
Ramaphosa has acknowledged South Africans' impatience to see justice done.
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Nearly half of SA's construction enterprises are women-owned, says Boitumelo Thipe.
An 18th century corn-grinding windmill has been fitted with four new sails as part of a GBP250 000 conservation project.
The main Zimbabwe public sector union has rejected a pay offer from the government, which is trying to avert threats of strike action amid growing anger over the country's ailing economy.
Eskom's Chief Restructuring Office has begun its work, and the power utility has started implementing key recommendations of the technical review team to ensure power stations remain operational.
Ambition and innovation go hand-in-hand in the car industry, however in some cases, manufacturers can go too far.
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Wall Street stocks have plunged deep into the red on Friday after US President Donald Trump threatened new retaliation against China in response to Beijing's latest tariff announcement.
Global stock markets fell on Friday as trade war worries returned with a vengeance when China said it would target US imports worth $75 billion with new tariffs.
Asian markets have mostly risen ahead of a key speech by Federal Reserve boss Jerome Powell, while the pound held the previous day's rally fuelled by rekindled hopes for a soft Brexit.
Hong Kong shares have ended the week with a healthy rise as investors look ahead to a key speech later in the day by Federal Reserve boss Jerome Powell hoping for hints at further interest rate cuts.
European stock markets have rebounded as dealers shrugged off tense political turmoil in Italy.
Tokyo stocks have closed higher for a third straight session, taking a positive lead from bullish trade on Wall Street.
Consumer group warns of phone scams.
BMW billionaire heirs say their lives are harder than you think.
A Naspers start-up fund will invest R30m in online cleaning services platform SweepSouth.
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The SA school system based on dumbing down, says Jonathan Jansen.
While opposition party the DA has argued unions should oppose prescribed assets in order to protect their members' interests, trade union federation Cosatu says it "in principle" supports investment being required to invest part their funds in government bonds.
China announced plans to impose additional tariffs on $75 billion of American goods including soybeans, automobiles and oil, with the retaliation for President Donald Trump’s latest planned levies on Chinese imports sending US stock futures tumbling.
Many employees have unanswered questions about their salaries, wonder whether they are getting paid at market-related levels and how their benefits compare.
Andrew Robarts and James Champion are business partners and the general managers of Zeelo South Africa.
This after the local unit made a comeback earlier following Fed comments earlier in the day.
Huawei expects US export restrictions to reduce annual revenue at its consumer devices business by about $10bn, as the company is banned from buying American components like semiconductors and software.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has not said outright whether he supports the prescription of assets - but has said government will pursue policies in the interests of South Africans, and pension fund holders.
Cell C has suspended the payments as part of an effort to recapitalise the company and increase liquidity, chief executive officer Douglas Craigie Stevenson has said.
The gold price soared to six-year highs in August. Will the rally continue? And what does this mean for miners of the yellow metal?
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