Eskom confusion remains
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Public Enterprises Minister Barbara Hogan should clarify the
confusion over whether Jacob Maroga has resigned as chief executive officer of Eskom.
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› Eskom boss 'slaughtered'
› Eskom chair faces the axe
› Eskom boss 'pushed'
Aid for white Zim farmers
Zimbabwe's white farmers are raising $1.2m to help those who were forced off their land.
GDP data rebased
Statistics SA has rebased its gross domestic product data, adding new activities.
Vanilla Ice, ice baby?
Castle Lite has confirmed that the star of its advertising campaign is the real Vanilla Ice.
Marcus's baptism of fire
Incoming SARB Governor Gill Marcus faces her first test as markets expect a rate decision.
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Neotel's small beginnings
Neotel says it is still finding the burden of expectations to be a heavy load.
PetroSA's shutdown
PetroSA's mandatory shutdown of its Mossel Bay gas-to-liquids plant is 80% complete.› BUSINESS NEWS
Eskom mum on Maroga
Eskom had no further comment over the status of its CEO Jacob Maroga's resignation.
Eskom 'running amok'
Parliament has criticised the Eskom board for "running amok" in critical moments.
Nedbank, ANCYL make up
The ANCYL and Nedbank has reached common ground following a meeting on Friday.
Nedbank faces Malema
ANCYL head Julius Malema will meet with Nedbank to talk sports sponsorship and transformation.
Eskom chair faces the axe
The BMF has called on Eskom Chairman Bobby Godsell and the entire board to resign.
Land spending lies?
A huge gap exists between state spending on land and the area of land bought by government.
New law on salaries: DA
Laws are needed to close the pay gap between managers and workers, MEC Anton Bredell says.
Eskom boss 'slaughtered'
State-owned enterprises are being turned into "slaughterhouses" for black professionals.
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Shell roams SA shores
Shell has been granted exploration rights for the Orange Basin off SA's west coast.
Airbus deal scrapped
The government has cancelled its deal to buy a multi-billion-rand military Airbus.
Broker supplies own firm
Workers are in talks over a case involving a labour broker and company with the same owners.
