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Tshegofatso Mathe is a financial trainee journalist at the Mail & Guardian
Public sector unions have cried foul over the government’s plan to freeze wages for three years and have vowed to fight back.
The revenue service said that change in compliance behaviour of taxpayers has been observed since April
The markets fluctuated after Trump last week ordered the killing of Iran’s top military commander Qassem Soleiman
The South African company is aiming to build a food-delivery empire and already has investments in Brazil, India and Germany
The government has the right of first refusal to purchase the detention centre, and two departments are considering doing so
Commission orders Vodacom and MTN to lower their prices and provide daily, free ‘lifeline’ data
Most sectors of the economy reported negative growth, with mining, manufacturing and transport suffering the biggest falls
Business rescue is unlikely to work for a state-owned airline, say experts. But the government has no money for bailouts
Although economists say there is room now for SARB to cut the repo rate in order to strengthen the economy – the central bank kept it unchanged
The low consumer price inflation could lead the central bank to cut interest rates, says economists
The Canapax chain owner, who claims to be a traditional healer, has been arrested
A new app lets users in South Africa buy goods that are dispatched from warehouses in Zimbabwean cities
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s economic adviser says government is taking precise steps to bolster economic growth
Finance Minister sees a reduced wage bill as a key reform to get the state’s finances back on track
After weeks of oppressive heat and decreasing dam levels, recent rains renew hope for farmers
The finance minister’s medium-term budget policy statement on Wednesday will be watched like it is the main event
An Absa index has put SA at top spot for the third year, although our overall score has fallen
The problem of not paying for electricity in Soweto is endemic, with some residents saying that before prepaid meters, they did not pay.
Fintech entrepreneurs are finding practical solutions for banking Africa’s unbanked
Market sentiment towards high-flying, loss-making start-ups has changed; investors are becoming more wary of big talk
