Mining debate grows up
The leaking of the ANC-commissioned report on nationalisation has reignited the debate on how South Africa should exploit her natural resources to benefit everyone.
The leaking of the ANC-commissioned report on nationalisation has reignited the debate on how South Africa should exploit her natural resources to benefit everyone.
The Court has ordered Wallmansthal land invaders to vacate the government's land within 15 days.
The DA says Transnet is "dragging its feet" and losing out on billions of rand in business.
No back-up bus service was available for the Gautrain which remained suspended on Friday. 
The ANC's nationalisation report has reignited the debate on the use of SA's resources.
Old Mutual will return R12bn from the disposal of its Nordic business to shareholders.
The ANC declined to comment on a study it commissioned that discourages nationalisation.
Anglo American's shares rallied on Thursday amid speculation that it could be a takeover target.
Farm workers remained the worst paid employees in South Africa, according to Cosatu.
Standard Bank has been ranked as the most valuable banking brand in Africa once again.
"It is not a sign of crisis... We live in a smart province," said Premier Nomvula Mokonyane. 
About 83 percent of SA households do not earn enough to qualify for bank housing loans.
Real house prices are set to deflate further in 2012, according to Absa Home Loans. 
The ANC nationalisation research team has discouraged "asset grabs" and buying stakes in mines.
Demand for new vehicle sales remained exceptionally strong at the start of 2012.
A Hong Kong charity looks set to make more than $340-million from the listing of Facebook.
As Facebook readies for its stock market debut, its key shareholders become multi-billionares.
Africa will target the establishment of a continental free trade area by 2017, an AU document said.
U.S. Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke will tell Congress that the economy may need more help.
A senior official says Taiwan will welcome Chinese investment in the island nation's infrastructure.
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A L'Oreal product featuring Rachel Weisz has been banned for exaggerating its performance.
Water supplies to wealthy Harare suburbs will be diverted to typhoid-hit areas.
Drug maker Pfizer has recalled about 1 million birth control packets after a manufacturing mix-up.