Acting CEO Calib Cassim told the M&G there has to be planning for what happens after the debt relief ends
The earth shook in Jozi but Magashule’s party is no seismic event, politically speaking
Public enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan said the company only achieving 26.3% of its targets was ‘unacceptable’
Given its undeniable control over the internet, does the state have a responsibility to halt the hatred?
‘Onerous’ signature and deposit requirements prevent access for independents and new parties
As the ashes cool and xenophobia licks at our shared humanity, it is time for a reckoning with who we have become
As emerging markets struggle to claw back growth, rising geo-economic fragmentation is expected to make conditions even tougher
The displacement of illegal artisanal mining gangs by the police causes the miners to flee to other areas, resulting in violent turf wars that spill over into neighbouring areas
The effect of illegal mining includes sabotaged pipelines that contaminate the environment, illegal water usage, sinkholes, underground fires and explosions
The informal economy around zama zama mining has replaced that of large-scale mining companies that have abandoned or closed their mines
The fire that gutted the building might have been caused by illegal electricity connections, officials said
People were illegally constructing homes or occupying buildings ‘willy-nilly’
Speakers at the South African Reserve Bank’s biennial conference seemed to favour a ‘higher for longer’ approach to interest rates amid ongoing economic uncertainty
Kgathatso Tlhakudi has claimed wrongdoing in the sale of the national carrier
Johannesburg mayor, Kabelo Gwamanda, is expected to attend the scene later this morning
Nor could it release the report, because this would see it breach its founding Act, the central bank governor told MPs
Lieutenant Colonel Christian Mangena’s reconstruction of the scene showed that two shots were fired in the house where the football player was killed
The governing party’s former secretary general said Cyril Ramaphosa was endorsed by the DA and ‘neoliberal handlers’
Luyanda Fuzile was sentenced for the shooting of Sergeant Nametso Ignatius Molema in 2021
Interest rates will probably remain much higher than their pre-pandemic average, as the Reserve Bank guards against ongoing inflation risks
The slow pace of development in eThekwini was raised at a meeting with Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition, Ebrahim Patel
It is a dishonest evasion to excuse the horrors of the Iranian regime on the grounds that some of its Western accusers have a tainted human rights record
The JSE listed IT services company has turned itself around and remains a service provider to the government and private sector
Acting chief executive says he still has work to do in his financial role at the utility
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi says that he believes his country should share expertise and knowledge with the Africa continent in defence manufacturing, research and development
To realise sustainable growth, the economic superpower must change tack, and South Africa must be ready to adjust
The increase comes as the provincial government’s revenue streams are drying up
In 2022, Ben Gaunt, who led a team who transformed Zithulele Hospital in the Eastern Cape from a struggling public health facility into a poster child of excellence, resigned. The drama that followed the appointment of a controversial chief executive was well publicised.
PowergroupSA accuses the Turkish company of trying to transfer its shares to another black economic empowerment company without sticking to their agreement
Hundreds marched to the Clareinch post office in Claremont to commemorate four years since her rape and murder
Ratepayers have asked why municipal employees have been allowed to rack up debt for services, when ratepayers are threatened with court action
The opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) refused to ratify the results, asserting that they were “false”