Group Five has reported a return to profit in its annual results to June 2013, citing growth in its order book as one of the reasons.
The continent is seen as small fry when it comes to trade with the world’s second-biggest economy.
The Reserve Bank’s monetary policy committee has kept the repo rate unchanged at 5%.
The JSE continues to break records despite South Africa’s economic woes and gloomy political headlines ahead of the ANC national conference.
Forensics specialist Steven Powell warns firms about the long arm of international law.
Labour experts warn that the introduction of two new laws will tighten the noose on employers. Chantelle Benjamin reports.
Absa Group is to buy the African operations of its parent Barclays for R18.33-billion, and will change its name to Barclays Africa Group.
Eyebrows have been raised at possible corporate breaches around the purchase of Shanduka Group’s minority stake in MTN Nigeria.
The full extent of garnishee abuse is not known but a case study by law firm Edward Nathan Sonnenbergs has set alarm bells ringing.
Growth in SA is going to require targeted strategies in collaboration with business, rather than government focusing on gross domestic product growth.
Although South African mines are holding their own globally, they face unique cost challenges.
Recent results from South Africa’s biggest construction firms have made it clear that delays in issuing large tenders are hurting the sector.
The effects of the recent strikes are expected to impact on results for the last quarter of the year. Chantelle Benjamin reports.
Decisions made by government about the board of Telkom has led to speculation that the purge of the board forms part of a long-term strategy.
A court ordered three companies with links to Julius Malema to reveal their ownership details in the next five days to City Press.
Telkom shares dropped nearly 4% following news that the company’s fifth CEO in seven years, Nombulelo "Pinky" Moholi, was to step down.
Neither the state nor the private sector will take responsibility for the destitute residents of Comet Village in the East Rand.