The govt is assessing a R160bn plan to establish the world’s largest green-energy financing initiative.
Oil prices have spiked after drone attacks in Saudi Arabia disrupted global supply.
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If your sole objective in forming a trust is to obtain a tax benefit, then you are likely to be disappointed, says Hilary Dudley of Citadel Fiduciary.
The record oil-price surge after a strike on a Saudi Arabian oil facility couldn’t come at a worse time for a world economy already in the grip of a deepening downturn.
In a submission to National Treasury Director General Dondo Mogajane, the Congress of South African Trade Unions has said that even if it works, Finance Minister Tito Mboweni's economic policy paper will result in less job creation than SA has seen in the last five years.
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The statement by Minister of Finance Tito Mboweni did not explain the reasons for the resignations, but highlighted the increasing risk in Sasria's operations.
"There's a lot of shock, grief and fear. For many creators, this is their only source of income," said Melissa Hunter of the Family Video Network, a consultancy which also operates a group of channels on YouTube.
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European stock markets have fallen at the start of trading on Monday, but London's losses were capped by strong gains for energy giants on the back of soaring oil prices.
Hong Kong shares have fallen following last week's healthy gains, while investors were also spooked by fresh violent protests in the city and data further highlighting weakness in the Chinese economy.
The British pound has hit a seven-week high against the dollar Friday on easing fears of a no-deal Brexit.
Equities have risen in Asian trade after the European Central Bank unveiled a fresh round of economic stimulus and another interest rate cut while a report said the US was considering a short-term trade agreement with China.
Tokyo shares have risen as the US and China steadily moved closer to easing their long-standing trade frictions, encouraging investors about the future for the global economy.
US president Donald Trump will convene a meeting Wednesday on vaping, according to a person familiar with the matter, after reports of hundreds of US cases of a mysterious illness that’s sickened and killed people who have used e-cigarette devices.
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.
The president was addressing the national congress of the Southern African Clothing & Textile Workers’ Union in Durban.
Saudi Arabia is racing to restore oil production after a brazen drone strike on a key Aramco facility slashed its output by half, removing about 5% of world supply.
Many employees have unanswered questions about their salaries, wonder whether they are getting paid at market-related levels and how their benefits compare.
By helping out in her father's shop when she was just 12 years old, Thobile Ntswana - whose company now has 25 permanent staff members - was exposed to business skills at an early age.
Gold and other precious metals rallied on Monday after a strike against Saudi Arabian oil facilities raised the possibility of retaliatory US military action in the Middle East.
Apple is fighting the world’s biggest tax case in a quiet courtroom this week, trying to rein in the European Union’s powerful antitrust chief ahead of a potential new crackdown on internet giants.
A rise in favour of populism in South Africa could see the rand "blow up", says the director and head of investment strategy at Miton Optimal.
Prosus made a strong start to its first trading day in Amsterdam and Johannesburg.
It’s got looks, safety, luxury. And now a concierge service and six-seater configuration add to this SUV’s allure.
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