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Public protector’s counsel said nothing in the law prohibited her from filing another rescission application. (Gallo)

Public Protector: You’re welcome to take me to court

Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s spokesperson says that she is willing to go to court if she has to over her findings

(Madelene Cronje/M&G)

Get ready for full day of Stage 4 load shedding on Monday – Eskom

Eskom says that South Africans will face load shedding all day on Monday because of a capacity shortage

The Please Call Me case ruling shows the gap between corporate profit and public good.

Vodacom increases revenue on strong customer growth, cheap data deals

Apart from South Africa, Vodacom has operations in Tanzania, the DRC, Mozambique and Lesotho

“We overly relied on the audited financial statements [of VBS],” said Kuben Naidoo.

SARB’s Kuben Naidoo clears Capitec confusion: There is no new probe

The bank on Wednesday morning reiterated that it had not been contacted by the NCR

The National Credit Regulator says it will consider appealing the judgment.

High court ruling could unleash flood of new credit applications

TransUnion CEO Lee Naik stressed the ruling does not scrap the entire National Credit Act regulation, which makes provision for responsible lending

Gabon’s President Ali Bongo Ondimba (Michael Nagle/Bloomberg/Getty Images)

Breakdown: Why is petrol so pricey?

Wondering why petrol is so pricey? The AA has published a breakdown to educate consumers on how the fuel price is determined

Opposition parties have slammed the department of defence and state-owned military manufacturer Denel after the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) told parliament it had uncovered irregularities in procurements and the awarding of contracts

Hold wrongdoers at Denel accountable ― OUTA

Gordhan announced the appointment of a new interim board for Denel on Monday after meeting with the state-owned defence company

The retailer’s stock is still down by over 95% from where it was before news of Markus Jooste’s resignation reached the market.

Steinhoff wants to pay board members up to R2.9m for handling fallout

PwC is currently conducting a forensic investigation into the Stellenbosch-headquartered firm’s books.

Former president Jacob Zuma.

Rand steady on Zuma exit standoff

The rand had rallied on Monday afternoon following speculation Zuma had finally caved under pressure and decided to resign.