SACP attacks Malema
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The SACP has attacked ANCYL president Julius Malema's
call to nationalise the country's mines, saying that he is "thinking of bling ... sorry, jewellery".
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Heat on BEE lawbreakers
The government promises to get tough on firms that ignore AA and BEE laws.
Jobs are a 'human right'
Trade union Cosatu says every person living in South Africa is entitled to a job.
A plan without a strategy
Government is confident that it will create 500 000 "work opportunities" by the end of the year.
China's golden move
If China hikes its gold holding to 5% of reserves, a much higher gold price could ensue.
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Get off the couch
Economic crunch presents young adults with new opportunities to explore their creativity.
Beware of rand backfire
The rand is too strong for exporters but analysts warn that weakening it may backfire.› BUSINESS NEWS
DRD doing it wrong: union
Solidarity says DRDGold has failed to notify government of its retrenchment plans.
'No 35% pay hike'
A reported 35% pay hike for McCarthy CEO Brand Pretorius was an "administrative error".
eFiling headaches
Sars's eFiling was plagued by high volumes as many tried to file their tax returns.
Armscor CEO suspended
Armscor has suspended its chief executive officer, Sipho Thomo, the board announced.
Filling parastatal holes
Minister Barbara Hogan is working hard to fill vacant top spots in state-owned enterprises.
VWSA scores big
VWSA has been awarded an export contract that will safeguard jobs at its local plant.
Theft killing meat farms
Emerging red meat producers say they have lost hundreds of millions of rands to stock theft.
SA broadband not broad
Statistics show South Africa's internet broadband penetration is way below the global average.
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Sky-high power prices
SA could have the world's most expensive electricity if Eskom gets its tariff increases.
'Shape up or ship out'
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi told hospital CE's to shape up or they will be removed.
Eskom halts contracts
Future contracts for Eskom's coal-fired Kusile power station have been put on hold.
