Rand now in a freefall
The rand, the worst performing emerging market currency in 2013, fell for the 11th straight session over concerns on labour unrest and SA's current account deficit.
The rand, the worst performing emerging market currency in 2013, fell for the 11th straight session over concerns on labour unrest and SA's current account deficit.
Jacob Zuma's decision to increase the salaries of magistrates by 5% stayed in place, the Concourt said.
NUM is losing members in Rustenburg because workers are being intimidated into join rival union Amcu.
Higher inflation and a weaker rand have all but sunk hopes of interest rates cuts in the months ahead.
The rand, worst performing emerging market currency in 2013, fell for the 11th straight session.
The repo rate remains unchanged at five percent, the SA Reserve Bank announced on Thursday.
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President Jacob Zuma said labour strikes will run the economy into serious problems and extend poverty. 
Cosatu says it hopes its latest protests sends a clear message to government that e-tolls won't work. 
NCOP adopted the Transport Laws and Related Matters Amendment Bill that will pave the way for e-tolling.
Confidence levels among SA’s graduate professionals climbed to a 12-month high in the first quarter.
SA Breweries reported 8 percent growth in revenue on a constant currency basis for the year ended March.
Cosatu has not been granted permission for a planned protest against e-tolls on Johannesburg highways.
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