Congo escalates Ebola response as record outbreak spreads
Congo has recorded almost 4 000 Ebola cases and more than 1 800 deaths from the disease since the latest outbreak of the haemorrhagic virus was declared in mid-May.
Investment, not regulation, will drive growth – Kganyago
Sarb Governor explains why investment is key to growth, how failing municipalities are holding back the economy, and the challenges geopolitical shocks pose for monetary policy.
Trump said to call Warsh in latest signal of push to remake Fed
While the full nature of their conversations remains hazy, Trump has long implored the Fed to slash interest rates.
Eskom urges caution over grid split as lender risks mount
Chair Mteto Nyati says transferring transmission assets too soon could weaken Eskom’s finances, unsettle creditors and complicate SA’s power-market reforms.
High court shuts down benefit claims for Chapter Nine public officials
Judge says public office bearers cannot claim employee-style benefits unless provided for in law.
Africa faces a R330bn El Niño shock
The Sarb's outlook for rates and the economy, and what's holding SA businesses back from growing.
Iran says deal with Oman on Strait of Hormuz agreed in principle
While visible traffic through the strait has been limited, a few millions of barrels a day have continued to cross the waterway even in recent weeks.
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SA lands major soybean export deal with China
Follows China’s decision to waive all import duties on agricultural products entering the country.
Glencore eyes Australia listing within months to tap pension pot
Firm aims to be included in Australia’s benchmark ASX 200 Index within 12 months.