Moody's has (again) said that weak state-owned entities are a risk to SA's sovereign credit rating.
Judge Nugent has recommended the president sack suspended SARS boss Tom Moyane.
Simon Brown says savvy investors worked out how the rand would react to uncertainty at Treasury.
These are tough times for Africa – the shocks will be felt in terms of potential wheat price increases and this could remain the case until the continent improves its wheat production capacity, writes Wandile Sihlobo.
If SA wants a new dawn, maybe it needs to reconsider its country brand – starting with a new national anthem, written from scratch and rooted in the Constitution, says Solly Moeng.
Though indiscretions at Steinhoff, McKinsey and KPMG shone a spotlight on unethical business practices, research shows that some small businesses are just as bad, and using smarter ways to conceal it, says Jannie Rossouw.
Hours before Tito Mboweni was announced as finance minister, deputy minister of higher education and training Buti Manamela tweeted a single character - the universal symbol of recycling, writes Tehillah Niselow.
Many governments find it easy to place climate change on the back burner, but a new report carries a stark enough warning to make most sit up and take notice, says Melanie Gosling.
The Jobs Summit was all about the unemployed. So where were they? asks Tlhologelo Masehla.
An internal document describing the work of a Finance Minister provides unprecedented insight into what awaits Tito Mboweni as the newly minted office-holder, says Ferial Haffajee.
Is a social compact really possible for South Africa that will encourage investment and grow jobs in the long run? asks Alan Hirsch.
Our limbic system works faster than our powers of rational thought. And while some people may have a natural gift for reading body language, anyone can learn to do so, says Ian Mann.
Nhlanhla Nene's resignation injects an all-too-rare dose of liability and culpability into our political discourse and represents an important new flank for President Cyril Ramaphosa’s much-vaunted ‘new dawn’ of governance.
An entrepreneur's guide to running a clean business
Everyone, not just Cape Town, must reuse water - provincial minister
The fear, the desperation and the despair
History’s warning for the US and SA
South Africa’s stimulus package shows power is finely balanced in the ANC
Mboweni's back - and this is what he's bringing
Buy a solar panel, make money
Make management simple, not simplistic
Ramaphosa says the stimulus package is a 'bold' attempt to initiate economic change. But it is more interesting for what it says about the politics of decision-making in the ANC, says Steven Friedman.
The new dawn may be breaking, but it's not quite light enough yet to see the president clearly, says Solly Moeng.
Put the economy on the right track 30% 190 votes
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Bring upheaval to the business sector 5% 32 votes
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Not be enough to turn things around 65% 404 votes
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