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Telkom eyes MTN tie-up

05:21pm | Telecommunications group Telkom has clarified media reports relating to speculation of its intention to become SA's fourth mobile network operator later this year.
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    Sapa Communications Minister Siphiwe Nyanda's company was allegedly awarded a R67.8m tender.
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  • Finland worried about BEE

    SA President Kgalema Motlanthe. Finnish Prime Minister Matti Vanhanen have named SA BEE policies as an impediment.
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  • JSE mulls BEE board

    sxc.hu The JSE is planning a separate board for black economic empowerment schemes.
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  • SoS: Inspiration

    sxc Inspiration is a key to success, in both the individual and business worlds. The 32nd Secret.
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    Global competition for hosting sporting competitions has soared on the promise of financial return.
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    Goodbye Mr Pick n Pay

    Pick n Pay Stores Chairman Raymond Ackerman has handed over the keys to his kingdom.

    Zuma wraps up UK trip

    Jacob Zuma More than 200 business people hitched a ride when President Zuma visited the UK.[podcast]

    Hike to hurt poor - Mayor

    Johannesburg's mayor says Eskom's tariff hike is more than four times the rate of inflation.

    ANC congratulates Nersa

    Sapa The ANC has congratulated Nersa for applying its mind to Eskom's power price hike proposal.

    Rand firms against euro

    The rand firmed against a softer euro in the afternoon session on Thursday.

    JSE boosted by closeout

    AFP The JSE ended in the black on Thursday pushed by a 'big closeout' on futures.

    Euro stocks love Fed

    AFP European markets gained on Wednesday, driven by a US Fed decision to leave rates unchanged.

    US fears eased

    US stocks posted modest gains on Wednesday as fears of interest rate hikes were eased.