Give business owners a reason to stay in South Africa.
The minister says SA is paying more for electricity because of theft at Medupi and Kusile.
The ANC says the state must keep a 'restructured' SAA as a national airline.
Tesla shares hit $100bn for the first time, triggering a payout plan that could be worth billions for Elon Musk, founder and chief of the electric carmaker.
The South African wine industry should put more focus on supplying higher value products both locally and internationally, according to the chairperson of Vinpro.
Former Eskom board chairperson Zola Tsotsi told the state capture commission that Tony Gupta had threatened to have him removed.
Thousands of security guards providing services to Mpumalanga Province have embarked on a strike since Tuesday as they have not yet received their December payments.
SARS' unit that tackles illicit financial flows has recovered R2.6bn in taxes since April 2019.
Public Works says Eastern Cape Education Department has not been paying bills.
A VAT hike of 1pp to 16% is expected ahead of the Budget Speech in February 2020.
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni told a press conference in Davos, Switzerland that "the train is moving" on reforms aimed at boosting economic growth.
The system is constrained but the risk of load shedding remains low for the weekend, says Eskom.
Former Eskom board chairperson Zola Tsotsi said it was better for Eskom to keep a R43m deal with Gupta-linked New Age newspapers, than to suffer losses from cancelling it.
China and the United States may have laid down their arms for now in a trade truce, but their technological rivalry is very much still raging, raising the spectre of a high tech cold war.
UN pleads for R2.8bn in support, as bread prices rise 20-fold in 6 months
The ex-Nissan boss has tales to tell and scores to settle.
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This form of solidarity deserves political recognition and help from SARS, writes Ferial Haffajee.
Investors' key concerns about South Africa at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland were Eskom and fiscal sustainability, Finance Minister Tito Mboweni has said.
We chatted to the new spokesperson for Eskom, Sikonathi Mantshantsha, who relates how he became a journalist by accident, years before he began penning devastating exposés about the power utility.
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