Mining companies are losing billions of rands as crinimals plague the deteriorating 861-kilometre iron ore rail line to the port of Saldanha.
SAA privatisation is one step closer to completion; South Africa moves to amend ICC arrest laws; Theft hits SA's mining industry hard; and Youth unemployment at crisis level in South Africa.
Nedbank says there are several capital projects in the pipeline that have an estimated value of more than R1 billion.
Government worried about US kickback as AGOA Forum approaches; Eskom chair optimistic about the end of load shedding; Blue Light bullies charged with 12 counts; and sugary products under price pressure.
Despite the challening economic enviroment facing South Africa, the number of liquidations has decreased in the first half of 2023 compared to the same period in 2022.
Telkom's bosses didn't get any bonuses after delivering a huge loss - but they still took home handsome salaries.
Ramokgopa worried about Koeberg delays; Blue light thugs arrested; Fuel thieves at Eskom and Transnet arrested and; New president of the ANC Women's League elected.
Despite intensified load shedding hurting businesses across the country, the fast food industry has benefited from an increase in takeaways.
South Africa is battling construction mafias and kidnapping syndicates - both of which look to extort businesses and individuals for millions of rands.
Experts from Werksmans Attorneys look at a case where an employee on a fixed-term contract was dismissed.
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