Top US tech giants have begun cutting off vital Huawei supplies.
The power utility must collect what it is owed by municipalities, says Tito Mboweni.
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Zimbabwe has announced a massive fuel price hike after the country's central bank said it would no longer provide fuel dealers with funding for petrol and diesel.
San Francisco has soared up the rankings to dislodge Zurich for the highest salaries and disposable income after rent, according to Deutsche Bank’s ''Mapping the World’s Prices 2019.''
US equity futures climbed with European stocks following a mixed session in Asia on Tuesday as the trade-war driven turbulence that has dominated markets this month showed few signs of abating.
De Beers’s diamond sales plunged to the lowest since 2017 in the company’s latest offering, underlining a slump in the industry worldwide.
South Africa’s Strategic Fuel Fund is welcome to bring in partners to help it execute a $1bn agreement to drill for oil and build a refinery and pipeline in South Sudan, the central African nation’s oil minister said.
While Trump has restricted American companies from selling to Huawei, the Chinese company continues to rely on Android to power its smartphones globally.
Having helped carry the ANC across the finish line in elections earlier...
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European stock markets have rebounded at the start of trading, with London's benchmark FTSE 100 index up 0.4% at 7 336.97 points.
The Australian stock market closed at its highest level in more than a decade on Monday, on news of a shock election victory for the ruling centre-right government.
As the cost of the Brexit turmoil mounts for British companies, business leaders are fed up with the UK’s political class.
US President Donald Trump announced a deal on tariffs - well over a year after US tariffs on steel and aluminum from Canada and Mexico sparked a trade spat. Jane Lanhee Lee reports
Hong Kong stocks have recovered from an early sell-off to finish flat, though concerns over the China-US trade stand-off continue to keep investors on edge.
US farmers who are major exporters of pork and soy, are caught in the middle of President Donald Trump's trade wars.
PetroSA can survive 'beyond today' thanks to emergency plan, MPs hear
Group Five has filed for bankruptcy protection
Valuer-General does not replace court in determining compensation for expropriation - chamber
Numsa has rejected the latest tariff increase granted to Eskom
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni is likely to hold on to his job for at least another year, as President Cyril Ramaphosa moves to re-assure investors and ratings companies that the economy is in good hands, according to two people familiar with the cabinet selection process.
China’s stocks traded near their lowest since February, with the damage caused by escalating tensions with the U.S. rout now topping $1.1 trillion.
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Lourie van Reenen began with a small cattle-feeding business in 1965 and in 1983 he established a small cattle business which is today known as Beefmaster.
US tech giant Google has announced that it would be restricting Huawei's access to its android operating system due to the company being blacklisted.
Outbreaks of African Swine Fever are forcing huge culls that could send pork prices to levels never seen before.
With the election process completed, investors' focus will now shift to President Cyril Ramaphosa's ability and political will in addressing issues of concern, says the chief economist at Citadel.
Revenue at China’s biggest e-commerce company rose 51% to 93.5bn yuan ($13.6bn) in the three months ended in March, the company said.
A prominent school of thought suggests lump-sum cash payments, or even a job, as a means to assist those living in poverty. But recent research suggests neither of these offer a permanent solution.
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