Good news for consumers as interest rates are dropped - this has a positive knock-on effect on the markets. (Chris Buccanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
Rating agency Fitch gives a lukewarm response to SA's Government of National Unity, a big week for interest rates, and the NHI Bill and Starlink on Ramaphosa's to-do list.
South Africa could be off the global dirty money list in June of next year, Sanral's woes continue, and could the government's ties with Russia put the country at risk?
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana criticises the collective savings industry, Capitec's success continues, and Elon Musk responds to a South African query about Starlink.
SALGA and the Government strike a deal, Caxton announces profit figures amidst economic challenges, and the wrangling over the controversial NHI plan continues.
Media24 CEO to step down after nearly three decades at the helm, MTN to probe internal complaints of preferential treatment, and domestic and international flights returning to pre-covid levels.
Headline earnings for Woolworth and Cashbuild are down, former Eskom CEO Brian Molefe makes an appearance for the MK Party in the portfolio committee on electricity and energy, and another negative day on the JSE.
GDP results released yesterday reveal growth, Checkers to streamline certain markets and expand others, and the stock market experiences one of its worst months yet for the year. ( Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
Losses at Transnet are increasing, the Special Investigating Unit given the green light to probe numerous Gupta-linked Telkom contracts, and a fairly quiet day on the markets.
Plettenberg Bay's airport to get an upgrade, Enoch Godongwana says the new cabinet has boosted investor confidence, and we look ahead to the release of the latest GDP.
Another boost in the fight against inflation, the PPI for electricity and water rises and SA's Kumba to invest billions more in its iron ore processing project.
The auditor general issues a damning report on the country's metros and municipalities, Naspers predict huge growth for digital platforms, and Pick n Pay's woes continue.
28 Aug
2 min
1 – 20
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