Popo Molefe says new board found 'horror show' at Transnet.
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Factory floors and storage facilities are filling up as manufacturers accumulate everything from printing ink and packaging to aircraft parts and tinned food
China offers to go on a six-year buying spree to ramp up imports from the US
Calls for the nationalisation of the central bank do not send a positive message to markets about the future country, says the head of Business Leadership South Africa.
Attempts by Zimbabweans to circumvent a government-imposed social media ban suffered a blow on Friday morning after the state ordered service providers to cut off internet access for the second time this week.
From a deep dive into why data in SA is still so expensive, to Zimbabwe's internet shutdown and the new Transnet board's quest to claw back money, catch up on the week's best read stories.
Britain's last-minute scramble to shape its exit from the EU hit the rocks as Prime Minister Theresa May and opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn dug in their heels for competing visions.
The Department of Energy said the investment would see Saudi Aramco and South Africa’s Central Energy Fund working together to establish the terms of the investment and long-term partnership in energy.
A high court judge has struck from the urgent roll an application challenging the removal of three board members from the Southern African Nuclear Energy Corporation.
Comair has confirmed that its negotiations with the National Union of Metalworkers of SA regarding a salary dispute have deadlocked.
Intra-Africa trade accounts for just 15% of all trade on the continent, and the AfCFTA has ambitious plans to double this by 2022.
The year-on-year inflation rate for the month of December 2018, as measured by the all items Consumer Price Index, stood at 42.09%, according to Zimbabwe National Statistics.
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The issue of land expropriation in SA is fundamentally about urban land rather than rural land, argues political commentator Max du Preez.
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