Anti-poverty groups condemn the first global trade deal since the creation of the World Trade Organisation.
The public protector says SA’s valuable marine resources are being put at risk.
African companies are expanding rapidly thanks to the region’s unique risks and opportunities.
The gap between rich and poor is growing — yet more people are becoming better off.
Not only did Nelson Mandela set our democracy in motion, but he created a positive business climate that reinvigorated foreign investment in SA.
The Energy Efficiency Awareness award recognises media or communication managers who have made an exceptional effort to promote energy efficiency.
The rand dropped to 10.49 against the dollar on Wednesday.
Hydro power and gas in nearby countries have brought about a shift in South Africa’s schemes.
The utility is being accused of holding its customers and the authorities to ransom.
Critics say that Sanral should have questioned the escalating costs of the highway project.
Confusion over Remgro’s role cleared.
Hospital insurance appeals to a segment of the market, research shows, and fills an important gap.
The past decade has been a period of unprecedented growth for Africa.
The paucity of available information has only served to confuse the issue further.
The ad-hoc nature of a double tax amendment could see companies moving elsewhere.
South Africa can no longer afford to be the customs union’s R40-billion benefactor and is calling for action.
Communications and technology company seeks justice in South Africa.
A total of 15 construction companies found guilty of collusion by the competition authorities.
A pilot project paves the way for the transfer of title deeds to millions of residents.
e-filing system and the abolishment of secondary tax on companies produce positive results.
Sacu, the apartheid-era customs union, must adapt if it is to survive — but it’s going to hurt.
South Africa’s move to foster bioethanol is self-defeating and unneighbourly.
Legislation to enforce local ownership quotas will cause disinvestment and job losses, insiders say.
Other laws can override it and it might even be another obstacle that needs urgent development.
Nigeria will announce rebased gross domestic product figures next month, which could reveal it to be Africa’s largest economy.
A new entrepreneurial initiative in stores links artisans with people who need their services.
Critics say it could bridge the divide between government, civil society and the mining sector.
After a wobbly start, bicycle schemes are taking off globally.
Shweshwe is synonymous with African couture but the industry is under threat from counterfeits.
The country’s leader seems set on implementing new ways of doing things — but at his own pace.
Stringent laws (and vigilant unions) mean that going even deeper to get gold should not reverse the trend of improved safety in mining.
When it comes to affordable housing, the potential to create wealth is huge.