MacG claims to be merely a facilitator, but the shock jock is doubling down and standing by the benefits procured by his misogyny
We need alternatives because unrestrained development is not compatible with life
Bushiri knows how to pull a crowd. Ace knows a ponzi scheme. Paddy Harper predicts that a new prophet may profit at Luthuli House
Covid-19 has hit the insurance industry especially hard
Profits from the fund’s activities are reinvested to benefit members
Samsung, the world’s biggest maker of memory chips, has weathered a series of setbacks, including an embarrassing global recall of its Galaxy Note 7
Apart from South Africa, Vodacom has operations in Tanzania, the DRC, Mozambique and Lesotho
Eskom has warned that its R7-billion profit will not be enough to meet its revenue shortfall over the next five years and keep the lights on.
The state-owned freight and logistics company says that annual profit has risen by 25%.
Mediclinic International has seen an increase in full-year profit as more patients have visited its hospitals and spent more money per visit.
The chief executive of Anglo American plans to double profitability in the company after shedding low-income operations.
Shoprite says it does not expect any improvement on its first-half profit increased by 7.4%.
Nedbank Group reported a full-year profit that was higher than expected as revenue increased and bad debt growth slowed down.
Woolworths has boosted sales despite a other retailers such as Shoprite and Truworths seeing a slow-down.
The bank’s net income has risen to R12-billion from R10-billion last year.
In its full-year results, the Bank of Kenya said profit had declined by 13% on bad debt.
Increased sales and a weak rand saw the world’s biggest platinum producer return to profit last year, it announced on Wednesday.
Rising import costs led to decreased profits and margins at Adcock, which has suspended its dividend while takeover talks with CFR continue.
A R6-million interest-free loan was given to suspended CFO Jacques Schindehutte while he was being probed for misconduct, confirms Telkom.
Markets have responded positively to Pick n Pay’s announcement that it has reduced costs and slowed down market share decline.
