Sasol may be planning to sell its South African coal-mining operations.
Fixing SAA means overcoming an 'organised crime syndicate', says ex-prosecutions boss Vusi Pikoli.
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The Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project, a non-profit investigative journalism platform, says leaks show that money earned by Trillian was circulated among 10 foreign shell companies.
National Treasury and the chair of Parliament's standing committee on finance confirmed the shift, but did not say why it had occurred.
It's costing government millions to deploy technical advisors to help build financial management capacity at municipalities.
Blue Label gave a preview of its long-awaited results.
Altron is heading to the Supreme Court of Appeal.
The market is now waiting for a SA rate decision.
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Zimbabwe says its land ownership rights will no longer take race into account as the southern African country continues to craft policies that seek to depart from those set under the Robert Mugabe regime.
SA heavy reliance on Saudi Arabian oil imports could negatively affect the price of fuel in SA.
SAA says that the R5.5bn recapitalisation approved by Treasury for the 2019/20 financial year is set to be transferred by September 30.
Household wealth excluding property in the world's 53 largest countries fell slightly last year, in a first since the financial crisis of 2008, German insurance giant Allianz has said.
The mining business had turnover of R20bn in the 2018 financial year.
Huawei is offering nearly R22bn to partners willing to build software for its future chip and computing platforms, courting developers worldwide at a time the US is heightening scrutiny of the Chinese tech giant.
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 medical schemes regulator says two executives and three senior managers have been placed on precautionary suspension.
The Argentine rugby team is preparation for their opening game against France in Fukushima.
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.
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.
The word went out even before the opening bell: the Fed had to step in.
The state-owned diamond company will run out of money by October.
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.
Shares in the JSE-listed ICT group have lost more than 90% of their value since the start of 2017.
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