The Trump factor, plus the ANC and the DA playing to the brink, has cost the country R1 trillion
The Private Sector Coalition brings SA businesses together to fight the scourge of gender-based violence and harassment
The social development department and the company are accused of contravening the Prevention of Organised Crimes Act
The importance of youth economic inclusion, and unpackaging key solutions to drive it
A forensic report has found that funds from the social development department are being ‘channelled’ to a private company
As the 14 days to announce a coalition government commences, investors are nervous and the rand is flat
The unbundling of the company will help parent, Transaction Capital, pay some of its debts
Faan van der Walt says the used-car seller has a winning formula and can withstand future economic challenges
The JSE listed IT services company has turned itself around and remains a service provider to the government and private sector
It’s difficult to drive and to understand. The company is once again trying to simplify its structure by unwinding cross-shareholdings
With the tagline ‘the audacity to believe’, it will need to be ambitious to be seen as a real competitor
The JSE found Ben la Grange failed to fulfil his duties ‘with the necessary due care and skill’
Ramaphosa’s long delays in appointing the new BEE Advisory Council shows he has little interest in allowing others to cash in on the BEE deals that earned him his fortune
The bourse has never looked so vulnerable with many companies delisting and few new entries.
The local bourse has seen an uptick in the listing of exchange-traded funds, which allow investors to combine equity, debt, property and commodity exposure at a fairly low cost
Malema’s visits to the hospitality industry are about the greedy business owners, not their workers
The bank’s chief risk officer says banks can’t stand on the sidelines of the climate crisis debate
The bank took a knock after being labelled a loan shark by the short seller, but this has not stymied its growth
Meet the father, the cook and the chief executive of Eskom, who wakes up at 3am and writes speeches. André de Ruyter speaks to Athandiwe Saba about the future of the power utility, balancing its debt and how to make the best bully beef toast
Only 5% of chief executives are women and the gender pay gap is most pronounced in the top JSE-listed companies, according to a PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) report released on Thursday. The report, which tracked executive director remuneration trends in 285 companies, found that there were only 81 women executives among the 725 people whose pay was […]
Deputy Finance Minister David Masondo says his comments were not the treasury’s official stance, but out-of-the-box thinking was needed to deal with the utility’s hefty debt
The case raises interesting questions about how board committees work, the taking of minutes, and who has access to board minutes
The local bourse has been criticised for failing to stop a spate of delistings
Asset managers are concerned about the share exchange but others welcome it because Naspers has dominated the JSE
The economy is not producing work, with many young adults working outside their fields of study or considering leaving the country as a result
Reserve Bank launches feasibility study into a possible retail central bank digital currency, which is expected to be concluded in 2022.
Bernard Mostert on the ordeal of losing a business he helped build and the fight to get it back
These key indicators have been buoyed by a trade surplus and commodities boom, but will this lead to economic growth?
The Development Bank of Southern Africa plans to use the booming market to finance its climate projects and invest in infrastructure
The equities rally has come crashing down, along with fears of contagion on the JSE after large-scale sell-offs by investors
The technology service company has cut its debt from R4-billion to R2-billion in just two years. Its reputation was harmed by corruption that has come to light during the inquiry into state capture
The former Steinhoff chief executive and three others have been fined by the FSCA for insider trading in the days leading up to the company’s 2017 share price crash