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.
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.
The rand, worst performing emerging market currency in 2013, fell for the 11th straight session.
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.
NCOP adopted the Transport Laws and Related Matters Amendment Bill that will pave the way for e-tolling.
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The Transport Department says it's "taken aback" by the Catholic Church's position on e-tolling.
The City of Cape Town is reviewing public submissions for the future of its stadium in Green Point."E-tolling is needed to pay for and maintain infrastructure critical to SA's future economic growth..."
Johannesburg's 2013 budget was aimed at creating growth and an inclusive spatial environment.
Apple's CEO is disputing assertions by a panel that the company avoids billions of dollars in taxes.
The IMF is set to tell the British government to dump its stakes in Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds.
The Cypriot Finance Minister said on Tuesday the island could suffer a double-digit contraction in GDP.
Japan's trade deficit expanded a worse-than-expected 70 percent to $8.6 billion in April.
Christine Lagarde may not be forced to resign her job as IMF head if a French court prosecutes her.
The Bank of Japan on Wednesday held off fresh easing measures, saying they could overcome deflation.
A group of ex-Nokia employees presented their own 'Jolla' smartphone on Monday hoping to rival others.
The price of gold is rising for the first time in nearly two weeks, breaking a long losing streak.
Foreign buyers are swooping on villages in Sicily to snap up homes for as little as 10 000 euros.
