Political risk relating to the ANC’s succession struggle has become the top concern for ratings agency Fitch, which revised its outlook for the country from stable ...
Eskom wants to forge ahead with nuclear procurement so that the first reactor can be commissioned by 2025.
SAA’s Dudu Myeni hits back amid calls for her resignation, claiming there is “institutionalised corruption” at the airline.
Nuclear energy may still be part of the government’s proposed energy mix, but ...
Eskom chief executive Brian Molefe’s decision to fall on his sword has been met with scant sympathy.
The risk of load shedding will return by 2026 if the country fails to make a decision now on whether or not to build new nuclear power stations.
Energy portfolio committee chairman issues stern warning after Eskom halts Independent Power Producer Programme.
Chairperson of energy oversight committee vows to approach Energy Minister Tina Joemat-Pettersson to request all documents related to nuclear procurement.
Panel established to investigate appropriate level for national minimum wage due to report back to Cyril Ramaphosa soon.
The increase in violent protests points to a bigger question about the quality of South Africa’s democracy, writes Craig Dodds.
About 98 new recruits joined the Koeberg team on a training programme intended to create a pipeline of nuclear-plant operators.
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan says now that SA has dodged Standard and Poors’ ratings bullet it is time to knuckle down and lift economic growth.
The next six months will be critical if the country is to improve its growth prospects, says the Treasury.
South Africans who made use of the Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca to hide their riches from Sars have a nail-biting four-month wait before an amnesty announced ...
New legislation is on the cards to further crack down on dodgy lending practices, including the selling of credit life insurance at inflated rates and granting of ...
Former Denel chief executive Riaz Saloojee and suspended chief financial officer Fikile Mhlontlo have been accused of changing the terms of a R455m loan with Nedbank ...
Government will not rest on its laurels following a stunning boost from ratings agency Moody’s that defied gloomy local expectations, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan ...
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has slammed the "arrogance" of boards of some state-owned companies, in particular arms maker Denel.
Minister spells out plan to create fairer business terrain, writes Craig Dodds
It’s time to show the world that leaders from all spheres in SA have a common purpose in igniting growth, says Pravin Gordhan.
For a brief spell in December, when the rumble of a crashing economy had subsided, new possibilities seemed to unveil themselves.
The SA Post Office is weeks away from potential collapse unless it is able to raise the cash to pay its creditors, chief executive Mark Barnes said.
SA’s government plans to introduce a Public Procurement Bill to block business people found to have been involved in corruption from registering with the Companies ...
Communications Minister Faith Muthambi has tabled a bill that seeks to give her the powers to appoint and remove members of the SABC board.
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has said he was “hopeful” the country could avoid a credit rating downgrade when rating agency Moody’s visited next week.