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Mayday? Pressure builds on Theresa May to announce plans to quit

Mayday? Pressure builds on Theresa May to announce plans to quit

Alistair Smout, Reuters / 23 March 2019
Rumours are circling that discussions are under way for a timetable on when the prime minter should resign.
How small businesses can make investments to weather the electricity crisis

How small businesses can make investments to weather the electricity crisis

Erin Louw / 23 March 2019
Owners who are serious about staying in business should rather think long term.
What we learnt from young South Africans about minimum wage and employment

What we learnt from young South Africans about minimum wage and employment

Leila Patel / 23 March 2019
The national minimum wage could benefit young people who have jobs and could stimulate others who have given up.
Ex-minister Mbalula says Gupta brother knew of appointment

Ex-minister Mbalula says Gupta brother knew of appointment

Nkululeko Ncana and Mike Cohen / 22 March 2019
Former sports minister says at commission he was shocked by phone call.
Shortages of everything, and worries about relatives, for Mozambique flood survivors

Shortages of everything, and worries about relatives, for Mozambique flood survivors

Emma Rumney Reuters / 22 March 2019
Fresh water in low supply, medical tents cramped.
Tesla accuses billionaire's engineer of stealing tech secrets

Tesla accuses billionaire's engineer of stealing tech secrets

Bloomberg News / 22 March 2019
Xpeng Motors is center of trade-secrets lawsuits by Tesla.
Startling rise in chartered accountancy failure rates

Startling rise in chartered accountancy failure rates

Ciaran Ryan / 22 March 2019
The profession is going all out to clean up its image, but the backlash has begun.
The scrambled Group Five egg

The scrambled Group Five egg

Patrick Cairns / 22 March 2019
What did shareholder intervention at the construction company achieve?
Necsa and Auditor-General poles apart on 2018 financial report

Necsa and Auditor-General poles apart on 2018 financial report

Barbara Curson / 22 March 2019
Lack of audit evidence cause for alarm.
The huge heart of Zimbabwe after Cyclone Idai

The huge heart of Zimbabwe after Cyclone Idai

Cathy Buckle / 22 March 2019
Regardless of age, race, skin colour or religion, Zimbabweans step forward to help in big numbers.
SA extends its Vat net to cover the globe

SA extends its Vat net to cover the globe

Amanda Visser / 22 March 2019
Services provided electronically are now in Sars’s crosshairs.
Capitalising on low expectations

Capitalising on low expectations

Richard Court / 22 March 2019
A portfolio of businesses the market doesn't expect much from can be described as a collection of businesses at recession-proof prices.
How best do we protect our retirement capital?

How best do we protect our retirement capital?

Stephen Katzenellenbogen / 22 March 2019
... and keep the same standard of living?...
Thebe Tourism is targeting SA’s growing black middle class

Thebe Tourism is targeting SA’s growing black middle class

Moneyweb / 22 March 2019
‘The market that the sector is designed for is still the pre-1994 market. We haven’t changed the model at all.’
Tencent to cut reliance on China gaming after profit hit

Tencent to cut reliance on China gaming after profit hit

Sijia Jiang, Reuters / 21 March 2019
Q4 profit down 32%, worst quarterly drop since 2004 IPO.
Faeces in the kitchen: South Africans call for better sewage systems

Faeces in the kitchen: South Africans call for better sewage systems

Kim Harrisberg, Thomson Reuters Foundation / 21 March 2019
The country's ailing sewage works are failing.
Load shedding to hit SA Q1 GDP growth - Goldman Sachs

Load shedding to hit SA Q1 GDP growth - Goldman Sachs

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Karin Strohecker, Reuters / 21 March 2019
Rolling blackouts could subtract up to 0.9 percentage points from annual growth.
Amcu mandated to accept CCMA proposal to end Sibanye strike

Amcu mandated to accept CCMA proposal to end Sibanye strike

Moneyweb / 20 March 2019
Sibanye has rejected the CCMA proposal.
Eskom mess fuels recession watch, BoA Merrill Lynch says

Eskom mess fuels recession watch, BoA Merrill Lynch says

Colin McClelland  / 20 March 2019
Foreign investors take wait-and-see approach.
In rush to be Uber of finance, this mobile bank tests the limits

In rush to be Uber of finance, this mobile bank tests the limits

Jeremy Kahn, Edward Robinson and Silla Brush, Bloomberg / 21 March 2019
Watchdogs are starting to take notice of Revolut.

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