Meet the team tasked with selling SA to investors.
Fin24 went shopping to see who gives consumers the best deal.
Exposure abroad? A wide world of opportunities awaits, says analyst Brett Birkenstock.
Business Leadership South Africa believes President Cyril Ramaphosa’s initiative to raise R1trn in new investments over five years could add 4 percentage point to the country’s foreign direct investment.
Over the past eight months events tourism in Cape Town has contributed an estimated R3bn to the local economy and created more than 20 000 temporary jobs.
Zimbabwe’s elections scheduled to take place this year will be the most important in a generation and critical to restoring democracy and economic growth, says opposition politician Tendai Biti.
Speaking to the UK media, the president reasons that SA can boost its growth rate to more than double the 2017 level if the country attracts enough investment and institutes reforms.
The UK’s upper house has voted against a key part of Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit policy, inflicting a defeat on the government.
Policy makers will only respond to changes in the exchange rate if they could cause inflation to rise, says SARB governor Lesetja Kganyago.
Archbishop of Cape Town Thabo Makgoba has a harsh message for chartered accountants and auditing companies, saying that they need to put the public interest first.
The department of energy plans to cut its budget allocation for clean energy, much to the disappointment of the portfolio committee on energy.
Researchers from the Western Cape's Plaas institute say government’s intentions to change land ownership patterns has had unintended consequences which violated the rights of many disadvantaged people.
Cyril Ramaphosa's election and a new mining minister has led to a surge of positive sentiment in SA's mining industry, as is reflected in current transactions, says a legal expert.
A roundup of Wednesday's top economic and finance reads on Fin24.
This practice may not be against the law but it does leave a bitter taste in consumers’ mouths.
Fake claims have added R22bn in expenses to the R150bn private healthcare industry.
Make sure you put your money into a firm with a financial services provider licence.
Entrepreneur Sheraan Amod talks about building an online health booking platform.
What makes well-paid execs commit white-collar crime?
Small business owners believe the economy will be conducive for growth in the next 12 months.
Listeriosis isn't the only reason Tiger Brands has made headlines for the wrong reasons.
All input costs will suffer and this will have a ripple effect, says a business coach.
Municipalities owe Eskom R13.5bn, a situation which requires intervention by government, South Africans and Parliament, the portfolio committee on public enterprises has heard.
President Cyril Ramaphosa says his administration will tackle the thorny issue of land ownership without endangering economic growth.
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