Saving jobs – a dealbreaker for Sibanye-Lonmin merger
The Competition Commission says the proposed £150m Sibanye-Lonmin deal could be approved if Sibanye demonstrates that it will try to save jobs.
The Competition Commission says the proposed £150m Sibanye-Lonmin deal could be approved if Sibanye demonstrates that it will try to save jobs.
Imperial Holdings’ four-year road which began with a quest to unlock value for shareholders will formally end on November 22.
President Cyril Ramaphosa shared parts of a package of reforms to kickstart an economy that’s in recession with business and labour leaders last week.
Nigel Dunn argues that the neglect of the education system is a key reason that South Africa’s leaders are ill-equipped to transform the country into a global growth engine.
Investec plans to spin off its asset-management business after a strategic review found there is little synergy with the company’s specialist banking and private wealth-management divisions.
Credit rating agency Moody’s has to be among the most patient of its peers when it comes to its gradings of South Africa.
Steinhoff Africa’s retail business filed a court order against former executives at shoe retailer Tekkie Town to prevent them setting up a rival operation.
Not even farm land earmarked for previously disadvantaged beneficiaries is safe from corrupt government officials, as a court case demonstrates.
The value of South African farmland has dropped by 33% in the first six months of this year. That’s before the ANC’s EWC policy.
The ANC pledged to tackle land reform responsibly as concerns mount over plans to change the constitution to allow for expropriation without compensation.