Bail-out promises for industry, whether well intentioned or politically expedient, have to be held up to the cold green light of cash.
The business press is now being called to account for why it didn’t see the world economy’s implosion last year coming.
Half of South Africa’s coal resources lie under the Waterberg region and mines are gearing up to move in.
The electricity hike could further slow down the decline in consumer price inflation (CPI), which government has targeted at between 3% to 6%.
As with most commodities companies, both Xtrata and Anglo American have taken a knock in the global slow down as demand for their goods has plummeted.
In monster fraud scandals, such as the one allegedly involving Barry Tannenbaum, fingers normally point in one direction, that of the suspect.
Arise Africa Fashion Week highlights the ambivalent relationship African designers have with the West, writes Lynley Donnelly.
Eskom is struggling to keep the lights on, and problems can be blamed on poor management.
Lynley Donnelly reports so many prospecting concessions have been granted there are fears Mpumalanga will become …
The government’s suspension of the implementation of its bus rapid transit system has given the City of Johannesburg a nearly R400-million headache.