Retirement tax cap is short-sighted

Maya Fisher-French offers Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan a savings tip
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Fiery champ of your right to a fair deal

The consumer commissioner and her staff are battle-ready and prepared to fight the good fight.
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SA's business confidence drops

The South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry says business confidence in the country dropped in January to its lowest level since May 2010.
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Eurozone refuses Greek rescue without reforms

Eurozone ministers have told Greece they could not go ahead with an agreed deal to restructure privately held debt until it guaranteed reforms.
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Struggling Cape Argus looks for a gap

Plans afoot to revitalise the historic publication.
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Shake-up at the top of TopTV

Adding to recent feuds over a porn channel, more changes are on the cards for satellite network TopTV, as its parent company's CEO looks set to walk.
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Stores score on pension payday

There are moves afoot to overhaul the social grant payout system to make it less cumbersome as some grant recipients wait hours in queues.
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How to grow communal land use

Subsistence farmers should be helped to increase yields and find profitable markets, says researcher.
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January industry vehicle sales rises

South Africa's industry vehicle sales has increased by 7% in January this year compared to the same month last year.
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Who is the world's wealthiest woman?

Gina Rinehart could soon be the world's wealthiest woman, but she will have to be content with being the wealthiest woman in Asia-Pacific for now.
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Surge in online shopping as SA gets to grips with the e-conomy

South Africans are becoming more open to the option of online shopping, with a survey reporting a 30% increase in online spending in 2010.
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Fresh calls for moratorium on public representatives' pay

The ANC Youth League has called on government to place a moratorium on salary increases for all public representatives for the next three years.
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Taiwanese fraud drops thanks to Chinese intervention

Taiwan's fraud cases fell 26% in 2010 from the previous year after the island joined hands with China to fight crime, the government said.
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Multinationals bow to tougher anti-graft laws

BHP Billiton tightening the screws on its local business associates.
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John Lewis makes partners of employees

Innovative ownership structure turns all employees into partners.
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Short-term gains offer no guarantees

In the longer term, nothing beats stock picking, sector rotation and timing, experts advise.
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Ratings warning a red flag

A downgrade because of rampant expenditure will have severe fiscal implications for SA.
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Fitch drops SA's outlook to negative

Due to the country's failure to create jobs and improve economic growth, Fitch has revised South Africa's outlook from stable to negative.
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ANC high-rollers spare no expense

It was tiny skirts, bulging wallets, flashy cars and booze galore as the ANC celebrated its centenary in Bloemfontein.
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Passenger ships banned from docking at V&A Waterfront

The City of Cape Town is concerned about the impact of a home affairs ban on passenger ships docking at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town.
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