Petrol price to rise?
07:17am | The department of energy will adjust the petrol price at midnight on Wednesday. Find out if you'll be paying more or less for this vital juice...
07:17am | The department of energy will adjust the petrol price at midnight on Wednesday. Find out if you'll be paying more or less for this vital juice...
Auditor-General Terence Nombembe confirmed Johannesburg's finances were in a mess.
A new survey shows that casinos paid R4.5bn in taxes in 2011 and that the poor don't gamble.
SA house prices are are overvalued by 25% and will fall for "many years", says Erwin Rode.
From crowd sourcing to cloud computing; buzzwords and trends that'll hog the headlines in 2012...
The National Lotteries Board will investigate claims of irregularities against it, the organisation said.
The public launch of Corruption Watch is arguably the most vital political development in SA.
The National Lottery Board said it wants evidence of corruption before it'll investigate. 
Britain's PM David Cameron slammed the EU as uncompetitive and called a transaction tax "madness".
A rising share of working age people is lifting economic growth to unprecedented levels.
Nedbank discusses the rand's prospects in 2012; volatility remains the name of the game...
Capitec Bank is working on introducing a credit card next year, the bank said.
Late payment from government departments is adversely affecting small businesses in SA.
The rand was a tad firmer against the dollar in early trade on Friday, tracking a buoyant euro.
The rand was firmer against the dollar in afternoon trade on Thursday.
The JSE set a fresh record at the close on Thursday after breaking the previous record.
The JSE closed lower on Wednesday as more profit was taken from the table.
US stocks erased early gains on solid earnings reports from Caterpillar and Netflix.
US stocks rose Wednesday as investors welcomed the Fed’s decision to hold rates.
European stocks rallied Thursday and the euro hit a one-month dollar high.
European stock markets mostly slid on Wednesday on fears of a British recession.