Coronavirus cases in South Africa?s economic heartland are rising more rapidly than expected.
The South African government said it?s working on solutions for the national airline.
President Cyril Ramaphosa urged businesses to place a moratorium on job cuts as his administration tries to contain the fallout of a recession.
Mismanagement, graft and declining fortunes are decimating local finances, while many people who can leave for opportunities in big cities.
President Cyril Ramaphosa is spearheading a drive to attract $100 billion in new investment as he seeks to kick-start the economy.
SASSA head defends his decision to initiate talks with the Post Office as a contingency plan in case a contract to distribute grants can't be extended.
The challenge to the Financial Intelligence Centre Amendment Bill is being brought by the Progressive Professionals Forum.
The ANC could lose control of R130bn in city budgets as political parties negotiate coalitions to rule four of SA’s biggest municipalities.
Rob Davies wants Zimbabwe to reverse a decision to ban imports of goods from the continent’s most-industrialised economy.
Zimbabwe will introduce bond notes and restrict the spending of foreign currency to vital commodities to limit dollars leaving the country.
Compensation has been given to communities for land claims under SA’s restitution programme at the Kruger National Park.
South Africa’s inflation has slowed for a second consecutive month, leaving room for the Reserve Bank to pause its policy tightening cycle.
SA is confident that its partnerships with business and labour can help it avert a credit downgrade to junk, says Minister in the Presidency Jeff Radebe.
The Public Protector pans to investigate whether President Jacob Zuma breached the law through his relationship with the Gupta family.
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan moves to reassure investors after Moody’s puts South Africa’s credit rating on review.
The Public Protector is asked to probe whether the PIC diverted R40 million to the ANC’s 104th anniversary.
SABMiller’s fourth-largest shareholder - the Public Investment Corporation - voices concerns over beer deal to AB InBev.
SA will probably retain duty-free access for exports to the US worth as much as $1. 7 billion a year under the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act.
Helen Suzman Foundation pushes SA’s public protector to probe claims that Hitachi made improper payments to the ANC.
Thuli Madonsela discusses Nkandla, the risks of toxic anger and government graft in an exclusive interview.
South Africa posted a smaller current account deficit than economists estimated in the first quarter.
Foreign shop owners must share their trade secrets, small business minister Lindiwe Zulu says.
Africa’s gross domestic product might expand by 50 percent to $3. 7 trillion by 2019, says Deloitte.
ANC in talks with labor allies on imposing a minimum wage to help redistribute wealth.
Gwede Mantashe says the government will appoint a task team to focus on accelerating growth in the economy.