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Nazeem Howa, chief executive of Oakbay Investments, insists that members of the Gupta family who reportedly left the country are not in hiding.
An analyst at the Institute for Security Studies said that South Africans are beginning to feel the real effects of the influence the Guptas wield.
As workers fled the outbreak in West Africa, China International Water and Electric employees stayed put to finish the Kaleta dam in Guinea.
ANC calls for "full, transparent and thorough cost benefit analysis of nuclear power" as SA prepares for a bidding process for new nuclear plants.
Despite tough times of late for South Africa’s platinum sector the Public Investment Corporation is betting on the precious metals’ comeback.
The National Executive Committee is considering implementing export taxes to encourage the use of local materials in domestic manufacturing.
The prime lending rate remains at 9% in the wake of Reserve Bank governor Gill Marcus’s announcement that the repurchase rate will be kept at 5.5%.
Public enterprises minister says government will use the next 20 years to pursue more radical economic programs and help black entrepreneurs.
The gap between the haves and have-nots is on the minds of low-income earning South Africans as they take to the polls.
The Public Investment Corporation, South Africa’s biggest stock investor, says local ownership is key for growing the economy and empowering people.
The Financial Mail has reported that the billionaire is planning to start a financial-services company.
The Wal-Mart-owned retailer Massmart has missed profit estimates as a result of disappointing performance from Game.
Shoprite says it does not expect any improvement on its first-half profit increased by 7.4%.
South Africa’s biggest fund manager is "in the money already" when it comes to returns on its multibillion-rand investment in Camac Energy.
While other retailers battle with slow growth, Massmart has announced its earnings gained as much as 37% last year.
Woolworths has boosted sales despite a other retailers such as Shoprite and Truworths seeing a slow-down.
Africa will form part of a growth strategy for the world’s largest restaurant chain, McDonald’s.
While store sales increased 10.5% in the final quarter of 2013, it could not match the rise in costs the company said.
Sales of luxury goods grew at a lower rate than expected as China continues to clamp down on the use of watches and jewellery as bribes.
Enterprises ranging from retailers to mines and bank headquarters will close for the former president’s funeral.
