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MTN said it was reviewing allegations from the United States which accuses several firms of paying protection money to militant Islamist groups in Afghanistan.
A long-anticipated draft of oil and gas legislation has been published in the Government Gazette that is aimed at increasing the development of the industry.
Eskom has posted a surprising R1.3bn profit in the six months through September, which is almost double that of the previous year thanks to higher tariffs.
In October, the International Monetary Fund slashed its 2019 gross domestic production forecast for South Africa to 0.5% from 1.2%, says Reuters.
South Africa could fall deeper into junk territory after the Standard & Poor’s Global Ratings agency cut the outlook on its assessment of the nation’s debt to negative.
Bongani Bongo has been arrested in a case related to bribery and state-owned companies in what is seen as government’s first action to end corruption.
Minister Pravin Gordhan has refused to step in to fund the wage demands, saying that negotiations were being handled by SAA’s management teams.
The steady decreasing number of cranes in South Africa’s major cities paints a picture of an industry and economy that is struggling.
Taking a leaf out of the value investors’ book, analyst Ryk de Klerk has got his eye on Sasol.
A reading of the numbers in this sturdy review of the State of the PIC (and thus the nation), requires smelling salts close to hand.