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Edcon | Is there appetite from creditors to extend another helping hand?
SA restaurants face job cuts and possible closures as lockdown continues.
Africa’s creditors may have to consider freezing debt to allow countries on the continent access to billions of dollars in funding they will need to fight the Covid-19 pandemic that has seen the global economy grind to a halt.
Cabinet is still ironing out the details of a package to help buoy the SA economy, as the country deals with the impact of an extended lockdown to help slow down the spread of the Covid-19. But an analyst warns that the damage is done.
Naspers Group remains on the lookout for acquisitions even as economies around the world grind to a halt in the face of the coronavirus pandemic, with online education proving a hit as schools close and lockdowns keep people at home.
There are things you can and can't control, says Hannes Viljoen.
Top African National Congress officials are at loggerheads over whether the country should ask the International Monetary Fund and World Bank to shore up its finances as it confronts the coronavirus pandemic.
After falling to a record low against the dollar earlier in the week, the rand strengthened to below R18 against the greenback on Thursday.
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Tiger Brands CEO Noel Doyle warns that a weaker rand will raise the cost of rice imports.
For official South African government updates on the novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, and Covid-19, go to SAcoronavirus.co.za.
Restaurants have been ordered to shut their doors for the duration of the three-week lockdown.
The shopping centre says it will negotiate requests for relief on a case-by-case basis.
The Naspers group have implemented a number of interventions to help support communities, where they have operations, as they face the impact of Covid-19.
We are all in this together, says African Development Bank Group President Akinwumi A. Adesina.
SA will face an uphill battle to trim the state's wage bill.
This year's Budget will be all about avoiding Moody's downgrade, say economists
Goldman Sachs says Ramaphosa could unleash a wave of investment in SA
President Ramaphosa has defended a proposed sovereign wealth fund as investment in SA's future
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde said on Wednesday that Wesgro and the City of Cape Town had developed a tool to help businesses locate and apply for the financial support available to them.
Another 6.6 million Americans submitted claims for unemployment benefits in the week ending 4 April, the US Department of Labor reported on Thursday, as the coronavirus pandemic continued to take an unprecedented toll on the labour market.
A Fin24 user who was forced into early retirement is struggling to pay credit card debt amounting to over R109 000. An expert responds.
A Debt Relief Fund is on the horizon to assist small businesses impacted by the novel coronavirus, the Department of Small Business Development announced on Thursday.
The JSE had a seesaw session on Thursday as it swung between gains and losses before closing firmer on the day.
Germany's centre for disease control has urged people with smartwatches and fitness bands to share their health data via a new app that will log changes in activity, heart rate or even body temperature.
The "scare" reaction in the markets due to the coronavirus pandemic, has removed "froth" and returned risk markets to much fairer valuations, says an investment expert.
Weak encryption technology has given rise to the phenomenon of “Zoombombing”, where uninvited trolls gain access to a video conference.
A blowout in SA’s finances due to the coronavirus pandemic may force the government into the arms of multinational lenders. Do they have enough cash to bailout emerging nations?
Yes 77% 2640 votes
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No 4% 143 votes
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In some cases 6% 217 votes
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It'll never happen 12% 423 votes
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