Guggenheim says market a ‘ponzi scheme’ that must collapse
Scott Minerd has a message for his fellows at Davos who are applauding rallying markets: Things aren’t as good as
Author: Siyabonga Mtangana
Namibia looks to import cattle as drought decimates local herds
Namibian state-owned meat processing and marketing firm Meatco is in talks with neighbour Botswana to import cattle, as severe drought
Stellenbosch software firm Skynamo secures R435-million in funding
Stellenbosch-based field sales technology provider Skynamo has secured a US$30-million (R435-million) investment from American software investor Five Elms Capital. The
Bad weather delays ship assigned to fix to Wacs, Sat-3 cable breaks
Extreme weather has delayed the departure of a ship from Cape Town, whose crew has been tasked with fixing two
SAA cancels 38 “low demand” domestic and international flights
As part of its normal flight consolidation and review processes but also owing to the ongoing business rescue project, the
Here are all the flights cancelled by SAA
South African Airways has cancelled international flights between Johannesburg and Munich along with a range of local flights between Johannesburg
OPINION: Financial markets remain bullish in new year
JOHANNESBURG – Global and local financial markets have taken off from where they ended 2019 and remain strong. More optimism
Richemont shares soar after group reports strong sales
WATCHES by Cartier on the opening day of the Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie watch fair for Richemont brands
Glencore, Merafe could cut up to 665 jobs at South African smelter
Joint venture partners Glencore and Merafe Resources could cut up to 665 jobs at their Rustenburg ferrochrome smelter in South
SA misses deadline to bail out struggling SAA
File photo: REUTERS/Mike Hutchings. JOHANNESBURG – The South African government said it’s working on solutions for the national airline after