Business
JSE wins disclosure fight as tribunal upholds Mantengu censure
The JSE has scored a regulatory victory after the Financial Services Tribunal (FST) dismissed an application by mining services and energy operations firm Mantengu...
Scorpion Kings Live pumps an estimated R200m into Gauteng economy
The Scorpion Kings turned FNB Stadium into a nearly R200 million economic engine for Gauteng over the weekend.
The Scorpion Kings Live is an event...
Dangote IPO puts African capital to the test
Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote’s US$1.6-billion (R26-billion) refinery IPO is turning one of Africa’s biggest industrial projects into a publicly investable asset, drawing retail and...
Companies could be fined up to R1 million for hiring undocumented...
The government is set to introduce stricter measures governing the employment of foreign nationals as part of sweeping amendments to South Africa's labour laws...
British American Tobacco shareholders to pocket R10.64 a share after tax
British American Tobacco (BAT) South African branch shareholders are set to receive a net dividend of about R10.64 a share.
The giant tobacco group manufactures...
Backlash as Reserve Bank keeps mum on Capitec’s suspended portion of...
The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) has been criticised for remaining mum on whether the central bank will require Capitec to pay a suspended...
Cosatu’s old model meets a new world – and finds itself...
Labour federation Cosatu has warned that automation, labour broking and the rise of non-traditional forms of employment are making it increasingly difficult for trade...
Stop fighting inflation, start fixing growth
I have written repeatedly about the increasingly difficult economic environment facing South Africa, its businesses and its households.
As we approach the final quarter of...
No development is worth destroying a people’s heritage
As South Africans prepare to celebrate Heritage Day, the VhaVenda people are fighting to protect something far more profound than landmarks or artefacts.
They are...
Household inflation expectations fall ahead of SARB rates announcement
Households have lowered their inflation expectations, which could encourage the South African Reserve Bank to leave interest rates unchanged at the upcoming monetary policy...
