Last year was tough for foreign direct investment (FDI) globally.
Treaty likely to be finalised soon.
Foreign direct investment projects by local firms have shot up by more than 500% in the past decade.
Critics say reform policy has done little to improve food security or the agricultural business sector.
The head of the institution’s budget office will be advising committees on how to settle their Bills.
A million more people joined the ranks of the global super-rich last year, almost a third of them in Asia.
The end of easy money is in sight – and the country’s fundamentals are still in bad shape.
The possibility of an organ of state bidding for the national lottery licence is "an option" available in future bidding rounds.
The introduction of high-speed broadband is the company’s best hope of turning sentiment around.
All roads in Africa still lead to former colonialists.
The continent is seen as small fry when it comes to trade with the world’s second-biggest economy.
There are a number of obstacles that will need to be overcome though.
Though Pan-Africanist ideology persists, AU nations are determined to preserve individuality.
But the municipality’s plan for feed-in from small energy suppliers could be snuffed out by Nersa.
George Osborne can barely contain his glee at installing a 21st century roundhead at the Bank of England.
Traders have been found to have attempted to manipulate interest rate and foreign exchange benchmarks.
Manufacturer hits a record high in a period marked by horrific acts of gun violence.
The country must drop the politics, look at what’s right for its people, and start collecting those taxes.
Unless we invest in scientific research, we will continue to lag behind other developing economies.
Emerging markets are loving the colonel’s fried chicken but expansion in Africa remains tricky.
High risk will keep the costs up despite the widening battle for a few elite consumers.
The United States is even worse than Greece, with a debt equivalent of 105% of GDP.
Ahrendts took home almost £17-million last year, making her the highest-paid woman in Britain.
Sacu, though divided over internal tariffs, is uniting against foreign poultry dumping.
Critics might argue that the deputy president is one of the walking dead after last year’s Mangaung conference.
The three juggernauts of private healthcare are able to dictate prices for services, and medical aids are becoming less willing to cover the costs.
South Africa’s energy plans need to take account of the pros and cons of using various types of gas.
Concerns that South Africa is a hair’s breadth from experiencing rolling power cuts.
Local firms are very well run and attractive to foreign investors, says a global handbook.
"Healthy citizens are the greatest asset any country can have," former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill once said.
Sub-Saharan ports also need to cut cargo waiting times so the continent’s economy can improve.
It seems there is a market for people willing to pay between R50 000 and R159 000 for a phone from luxury brand Vertu.