Eskom’s municipal agency agreement heads to court
Support from treasury, electricity minister, others ‘unlawful’.
Can Africa pull off its own economic miracle?
Mickael Vogel of the African Finance Corporation says Africa’s growing domestic capital pools remain fragmented along national lines, posing a key barrier to development.
Dawie Roodt: Do we still need exchange controls?
Efficient Group chief economist weighs in on the new regulations and doesn’t like them one bit.
Sweatshops: Action taken against another clothing manufacturer
Industry bargaining council goes to court against Durban-based Gemelli.
The endless capture, flirting far too dangerously with national security
A look at who has control over core policing systems, from firearm registries and forensic databases to case management platforms – and why.
Dunlop Industrial accused of withholding payment over ‘false allegations’ of collusion
The company accused two brothers of colluding to win business – but those claims are denied and are about to be tested in the KwaZulu-Natal High Court.
‘Out of favour’ Truworths overtakes TFG as missteps wipe out nearly R20bn
The last time TFG was valued at less than its rival was nearly 10 years ago …
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Now you can safely borrow USD without having to sell your bitcoin
Bitcoin-backed lending just got a leg up from Turlov Family Office Securities – with the ability to draw up to 50 of your bitcoin value at a 12% annual rate of interest.
Land Bank clarifies its capital and funding strategy
‘We're looking for a guarantee rather than an injection of capital – although that is part of the consideration because it might be cheaper for the shareholder to do it that way – so we have the ability to raise relatively cheaper funding’: chief strategy officer Sydney Soundy.