Sars releases an update on the two-pot retirement withdrawal frenzy, Ramaphosa lays out plans as South Africa takes over the G20 presidency, and Putin's war talk affects the markets. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
Eskom says load shedding is "effectively over", a rate cut expected when the US Federal Reserve Bank meets this week, and Barlow World in talks with a Saudi group of investors.
A new report exposes dodgy African funds being used to snap up luxury Cape properties, MTN suffers a dismal third quarter and Santam red flags the two- pot system. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
Numsa to strike at ArcelorMittal over job cuts, carbon emissions for 2024 thwart the goals of the historic Paris agreement, and Elon Musk's support of Trump proves profitable for the South African-born billionaire.
FlySafair license under scrutiny, Woolworths shares surge on the back of across-the-board sales, and pressure on the rand continues. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
South Africa impacted as the Lebombo border crossing is closed again and the markets continue to react to Trump's landslide victory. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
The stock markets are up on the back of Trump's landslide victory, but what does his tenure as the 47th president of the USA mean for the South African economy ?
While the US watches and waits for the outcome of the US election, the markets have reacted positively to Trump taking an early lead. Back home, a delivery service for Home Affairs and Murray and Roberts in difficulty.
Goldman Sachs Inc. is more positive about the SA economy than the finance minister, Fitch Ratings considers upgrading the country, and motorists will be paying more at the pump from tomorrow.
Car exports take a worrying dive, and the case against Patrice Motsepe begins in a Tanzanain court today. Motspepe and and his associate companies are being sued for just over R3.4 billion.
SA's inflation target is not coming down anytime soon, Trade and Industry's Parks Tau talks about adjusting BEE rules for foreign-owned businesses, and a weaker market this morning.
Muted reaction to yesterday's mid-term budget during which Godrongwna announced that state bailouts are over, and public servants aged 55 to 59 will be able to apply for early retirement.
The CEO of Pick n Pay says the worst is behind them, South Africa's junk status is easing, and the price of oil drops as the war in the Middle East de-escalates.
The Reserve Bank Governor calls for a lower inflation target, Clicks reports good growth, and the USA calls for sanctions on Russian exports.
25 Oct
2 min
1 – 20
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