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The introduction of tax-free savings accounts offers an ideal savings tool to give their children a gift for the future
President Jacob Zuma’s defiance in Parliament shows still he feels untouchable, writes Natasha Marrian
The Chamber of Mines says SA’s mining sector is in crisis and requires policy stability and certainty
The AA says although the average rand-dollar exchange rate has improved since the beginning of March, the renewed uptick in oil prices is outweighing this
Business Leadership SA urges the ANC to take decisive action at the National Executive Committee meeting over recent political developments
Local beneficiation of aluminium will allow motor companies to stop importing up to 50% of metals used in their cars
Business Leadership SA says if other senior public office bearers have had similar approaches to that of Mcebisi Jonas, they need to speak up now
Although wholesalers were less pessimistic in first quarter of 2016, confidence remains at low levels, so trading conditions are likely to remain challenging
Treasury drags its heels designating products that the trade department can target with R500bn procurement budget, says director-general
Province follows World Bank’s claim that a 10% increase in broadband penetration results in a 1.38% increase in gross domestic product
State nuclear agency Rosatom’s Nikolay Drozdov says the cost of building nuclear plants in SA will be much lower than a reported $100bn estimate
Ben Magara did not think shareholders would hand the keys to creditors
Inquiry could address food prices and market access, areas dominated by large supermarket chains, says Economic Development Minister Ebrahim Patel
Mcebisi Jonas's bombshell makes the entire Optimum acquisition moot
The introduction of tax-free savings accounts offers an ideal savings tool to give their children a gift for the future
Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr is focused on growing its practice areas in the key sectors in which its clients do business, both in SA and in other African jurisdictions
There is room for optimism about the future of the local mining sector, despite the economic, political and industrial challenges facing SA
Benchmarked funds are captive buyers of securities with rising prices, and momentum traders are exploiting that predictability
When the big advertisers come in, they want a plan for the whole of sub-Saharan Africa
New draft corporate governance code fails to bring SA in line with international best practice when it comes to voting on executive remuneration
Concerns over cost and political stability in Congo raised as South Africa prepares to pump more than R64bn into ambitious electricity scheme
Independent Communications Authority of SA to reissue an invitation to apply for a free-to-air licence after rejecting five applications — including Gupta family’s Infinity Media Networks
National Nuclear Regulator says two site licence applications are to build new reactors along the east and west coasts
The grocery retail sector inquiry launched by the Competition Commission may address issues of food prices and market access
A total of R67m was refunded to consumers in overcharged insurance products during the period to the end of September 2015
Chamber of Mines CEO Roger Baxter offers olive branch to Department of Mineral Resources to settle dispute
Federation welcomes postponement of bill — which was to take effect on March 1 — after threatening the state not to force workers to annuitise their retirement savings
Great ideas may not keep office hours, but exhaustion and stifled creativity are not the solution
President Barack Obama says it is no longer necessary to suspend the application of duty-free treatment to certain goods to ensure compliance from SA
Parliament committee seals short-term fate of contentious annuitisation bill ahead of next week's debate
Mayors join call from roads and transport department for a single transport authority
The days of leaving everything to the Treasury appear to be over. Our problems are not about fiscal management, but about politics
Particularly worth watching are SA’s big five banks — a downgrade is likely to affect them disproportionately
Financing will necessarily involve equity and debt, with loans from commercial banks facilitated by the French government through export credit guarantees
SA has applied to the US Department of Agriculture to allow the sale of citrus products from all regions, not just the Northern Cape and Western Cape
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