Govt pushes through contentious mineral law changes
Mike CohenChanges to mineral laws have been pushed through the National Assembly despite fears it will deter investment.
Nigerian oil company to raise $400-million for African expansion
Emele OnuJapail Oil & Maritime Services will raise money to expand into 12 countries in Africa over the next five years.
Luxury tourism booms in Cape Town
Mike CohenWhile the local poor protest about basic amenities and housing, the rich are flocking to Cape Town to enjoy its luxury accommodation.
Chamber of Mines has jeopardised wage talks, says CCMA
Andre Janse van VuurenThe CCMA has objected to the Chamber of Mines's chief negotiator saying the commission was making it "incredibly frustrating" to reach a settlement.
Sasol interim profit rises 26%
Paul BurkhardtSasol will issue a record interim dividend following a first-half profit rise of 26%.
ANC in talks on minimum wage to distribute wealth
Amogelang MbathaThe ruling party is looking at minimum wage policies in developing economies with an eye to impose something similar in five years.
Economic week ahead: SA waits for mining production output
Matt QuigleyFrom Stats SA releasing mining and manufacturing data to decisions on India's latest inflation figures, here's what to look out for this week.
Banks bear brunt of gold-fix blame
Chantelle BenjaminIf guilty, the five major institutions could be sued in SA for deals done locally
Why a weak rand won't save us
Adrian SavilleANALYSIS: A frail currency pushes up inflation and has no effect on productivity.
Small farmer funds yield patchy crop
Lisa SteynThe budget for subsistence support has soared, but poor implementation is hampering growth.
$480m Bitcoin cyberheist makes history
Guardian ReporterBitcoin's reputation as a viable currency has been dealt a blow, with its biggest exchange filing for bankruptcy in the wake of a digital robbery.
Congo freezes mining expansion projects amid electricity shortage
Michael J. KavanaghThe Democratic Republic of Congo has halted mining expansion projects due to a power shortage that has it considering a "load-shedding" schedule.
SA wheat prices at highest since 2008 amid Ukraine tension
Escalting tensions in Ukraine are causing cereal supply disruptions to South Africa and pushing up food prices.
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