Zuma’s legal team withdraws
Former South African President Jacob Zuma’s legal team has quit less than a month before he’s set to go on
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South Africa’s private wealth plunges
Despite South Africa being home to more than twice as many dollar millionaires or high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) than any other
SA inflation muted on low underlying price pressures
South African inflation quickened less than forecast in March as underlying price pressures remain muted, prompting traders to trim expectations
Judge condemns attorneys and Road Accident Fund for not protecting child claimants
A judge has uncovered maladministration, and possibly also fraud and corruption, in Road Accident Fund (RAF) payments involving child beneficiaries.
New payment system offers a solution for unbanked millions in Africa
A new payment system offered by SendSpend aims to become a contender in the race to provide payment solutions for
Montana to continue with his testimony at State Capture Inquiry
The Commission of Inquiry into State Capture in Johannesburg will continue to hear evidence related to allegations of corruption at
Rand Water employees down tools
Gauteng South African Municipal Workers Union Deputy Secretary, Mamorena Madisha, has given the assurance that their strike which will start
Asian stocks fall as virus worries return to haunt markets
Asian shares and US stock futures fell on Wednesday as concern about a resurgence of coronavirus cases in some countries
MPs question powerships deal
Officials from the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE), without Minister Gwede Mantashe, appeared before parliament’s portfolio committee on
Mminele exit: Absa board faces serious questions
The manner in which Absa Group chief executive Daniel Mminele resigned on Tuesday shocked the market. On Friday, Business Report