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Strongbow battle intensifies as Heineken disputes Competition Commission findings
Beer brewer Heineken South Africa has rejected allegations that it breached competition conditions by weakening the Strongbow cider brand during its transfer to...
Corruption and poor planning crippling housing delivery, says Black Business Council
The Black Business Council (BBC) has criticised government’s decision to reprioritise billions of rand earmarked for housing projects after Treasury revealed widespread delivery failures...
Waseem Carrim cleared to take CEO reins at RAF as court...
The Road Accident Fund (RAF) has emerged victorious from a dramatic High Court showdown after the Pretoria High Court dismissed an urgent legal application...
Oil prices fall as hopes for peace talks offset fears of...
Oil prices fell on Thursday, paring gains made a day earlier, as hopes for peace talks took the edge off renewed concerns over Middle East supply
Financial advisor who targeted Nedbank’s vulnerable clients loses in court
The Western Cape High Court has granted a sweeping interdict against a former Nedbank financial planner, finding that he unlawfully used confidential client information,...
Freight logistics, energy drive SA’s reform momentum rebound
The country's reform programme gained fresh momentum during the third quarter of this year, with the overall reform completion index rising to a record...
South Africa’s first gas-to-power tender fails on supply concerns
South Africa's first gas tender for private producers to generate 2,000 megawatts (MW) of power has closed without a preferred bidder being selected due to gas-supply
South Africa risks return to money-laundering grey list
South Africa faces a significant risk of returning to the Financial Action Task Force's grey list barely a year after it secured removal, according to
Rand softens as oil prices rise, Fed in focus
The South African rand was under pressure in early trade on Wednesday as higher oil prices fuelled inflation concerns, while investors awaited the US Federal Reserve's
Airtel Money reports 25% growth in first-half revenue in maiden results
Airtel Money, the African mobile money service that listed in London this month, reported revenue of $830 million for the six months to end-September, up 25.1% from a…
Another NUM leader loses urgent court battle as union cracks the...
The Labour Court has struck from the roll an urgent application by former National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) Free State regional secretary Tshepo Molibeli,...











