SAA considers selling Heathrow landing rights, Sasfin to delist, and the dollar strengthened on the back of another possible Trump stint in the White House.
Embattled Petro SA says its deal with Gazprombank must go ahead, National Treasury looks to tackle climate change, and ICTSI to appeal Durban port interdict.
Ramaphosa says government fully supports the country's motor industry, Petro SA's CEO suspended, and Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago argues for lowering the inflation target.
Saru postpones equity deal meeting at government's behest, the National Prosecuting Authority fines and debars Ralliom Razwinane, and online trading platform Banxso has several accounts frozen.
Rugby unions object to the Springboks commercial rights being put up for sale to a United States private equity group, and SARS Commissioner Edward Kieswetter averts the country's jet fuel crisis.
Politicians and business leaders pay tribute to former governor of the Reserve Bank,Tito Mboweni, and Consumer Goods Council Chairman, Gareth Ackerman, says South Africa needs to do away with cards and cash.
Inflation could drop by 4% in the coming months, the rise in 'construction mafias' is scaring off investors, and Sibanye Stillwater's financial woes continue.
A court has dealt a serious blow to Transent's R11bn deal with a Philippines-based group to manage one of Durban's busiest port terminals. An interdict has been issued highlighting serious flaws in the procurement process.
Government discusses ways to decrease fuel prices, the ANC says privatisation no longer regarded as a 'swear word', and the Competition Commission approves Transnet terminal deal.
South Africa's citrus disease is under control, a BEE policy directive to be amended to accommodate Elon Musk's Starlink, and the country's consumers are becoming increasingly polarised.
Transnet not yet on track to reach its new target, sentiment about South Africa is improving, and the Reserve Bank Governor says too many in the country are still reliant on cash.
Momentum flags 'two pot' withdrawals, Souther Sun renews Golden Mile leases, and stocks tumble in Japan following the election of Shigeru Ishiba as prime minister. (Chris Buccanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
30 Sep
2 min
1 – 20
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