SA property is doing fine
According to some, residential property is overvalued by 25 percent. Worried? Don't be. Here's why South African home prices, although not flying, won't fall any further...
According to some, residential property is overvalued by 25 percent. Worried? Don't be. Here's why South African home prices, although not flying, won't fall any further...
A convicted Hout Bay businessman has been ordered by a US court to pay R295m restitution to SA.
Lower prices for consumers are expected as Telkom prepares to split its retail and wholesale divisions.
Zimbabwe's first "Cattle Bank" has just opened its books in a unique kind of banking.
Why South African residential property prices, although not flying, won't fall any further...
Up to 145 500 jobs and 60 percent of SA's platinum output could be a risk in coming years amid unrest.
Standard Bank will start laying off people in its information technology operations.
Billionaire Patrice Motsepe has donated R12 million to help rid Cape Town of poverty and unemployment.
Govt welcomed a court decision that SA be paid R225m by 3 men who illegally imported lobster into the US.
State is recognising the importance of the hardships faced by the mine industry as part of vital talks.
The final decision on tariff increases on imported frozen poultry may hit consumers hard.
An agreement was reached between parties involved in a chicken import duty cost hike court application.
The number of people employed in the formal non-agricultural sector in SA rose by 0.1 percent.
The building confidence index increased to 41 index points in the second quarter of 2013, survey showed.
Income for SA’s tourist accommodation industry rose by 4.2 percent year on year in April‚ Stats SA said.
Oil prices rose to a nine-month high sparked by Middle East worries before pulling back to end flat.
"Burning all fossil fuel reserves would lead to unprecedented and very severe changes in climate..."
Descendants of Ferdinand Porsche have bought back a 10 percent stake in their holding company.
China's new measures to combat pollution may take 18 years to bring air quality to acceptable standards.
Apple acknowledged that prices of best-selling ebooks rose after they launched iPad book sales.
International Monetary Fund said it would work with Zimbabwe for the first time in more than a decade.
Migrants are not a drain on the public purse in developed countries, a study of 27 countries showed.
Centrica said that it has agreed to purchase a 25-percent stake in a shale gas exploration area.
A Mozambique medical strike now in its third week has paralysed all but essential services at hospitals.
