President Jacob Zuma shouldn’t use his victory to oust Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, further harming SA Inc, argues Nicola Mawson.
Omnia Holdings, which provides specialised chemicals, says profit for the first half dropped 22. 1 percent to R259 million as the drought and commodity rout took ...
Let’s stop adopting American ideas and come up with our own plan to boost the economy, writes Nicola Mawson.
Tsogo Sun reports flat profit for the 6 months to September as trading conditions remain under pressure, but is hopeful its new additions will pay off.
Tiger Brands seeks to improve profitability from sales into Africa, even after selling its stake in Nigeria’s Dangote.
The cellular operator will invest R557 million in the scheme as equity targets are missed upon closing of share applications.
Telkom is growing its top line and operating profit as mobile finally starts making money, and it integrates Business Connexion.
Life Healthcare, which is on the acquisition trail, on Friday reported revenue up 12 percent to R16 billion in the year to September.
Regardless of what we think about Donald Trump’s victory, America’s new president will have to prove himself, writes Nicola Mawson.
Clicks Group’s bid to take over almost 90 Netcare outlets has been given the green light by the Competition Tribunal, but with conditions.
Ratings agency Moody’s says the recent wage deals between SA’s largest platinum union and the three biggest miners is credit positive.
Cell C no longer needs to issue a bond to raise money, which would have trimmed its borrowings to R8 billion, its future 45 percent parent says.
The rand has recovered somewhat against the dollar as fraud charges against Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan are dropped.
It seems as if political shenanigans are side-tracking the Finance Minister from what is his most important task, writes Nicola Mawson.
Green shoots are emerging that SA may be entering a new economic cycle, and government seeks to speed up growth.
National Treasury is shifting money to fill gaps in education, social services and health care.
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan is shifting more money to post school education, despite the tight fiscal environment.
National Treasury will be hiking income earned from tax, but exact details will only be released in February.
National Treasury has says it is “peculiar” that the Gupta-owned Oakbay chooses to respond to Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan’s affidavit in public.
Altron says its strategy to focus on its ICT assets has paid off in the six months to August, although it concedes there’s still more to do.
Outa comes out swinging against Sanral over e-tolls, slamming the agency for continuing to think it can collect overdue payments.
Naspers’ announcement that it is selling its Allegro Group for R46. 61 billion comes as the Polish e-commerce market matures.
Family-owned Dis-Chem, has announced its intention to list on the JSE’s main board to boost its growth plans.
SAA needs to get its act together or pack its bags and leave, writes Nicola Mawson.
CEO Mark Barnes is more fired up about SAPO than ever, and says - despite its woes - green shoots are showing.
