Employers owe R8.3bn in pension contributions – FSCA
Affecting half a million members.
City of Joburg defends recovery amid cash flow concerns
‘I would say, in the short term – in the next month or two months – there will be improvements, even in the next weeks because we already have a service delivery war room,’ says City of Johannesburg CFO Tebogo Moraka.
Experimental Ebola trial begins in Congo as death toll tops 500
The outbreak has already infected almost 1 600 people in Congo and neighbouring Uganda, making it the largest on record caused by Bundibugyo, for which there are no approved vaccines or specific treatments.
SA’s digital ID: Progress or privacy nightmare?
Joburg pushes back against 'city in crisis' narrative. Six in ten school principals are ready to quit. And how fuel costs are reshaping SMEs and SA’s taxi economy.
The investors scrambling to keep SpaceX – and Elon Musk – out of their portfolios
'I would not feel bad about never buying SpaceX, no matter how well it does,' Bejnar said.
Standard Bank warns of flight from sovereign debt
As safety ebbs.
Central Energy Fund appoints Tshepo Mokoka as CEO
It said the executive brings extensive executive leadership experience, sound governance expertise and a deep understanding of South Africa's energy landscape.
Gold falls after weekly gain as rate-hike concerns recede
Spot gold declined 0.8% to $4 142.38 an ounce at 10:51 a.m. in London.
SA Reits have outperformed equities and bonds year to date
Ian Anderson of Merchant West Investments discusses the sector’s 4.2% return in June alone, Delta Property Fund’s 50% surge and Hyprop and Vukile expanding in Europe.
Joburg sets sights on Moody’s upgrade after positive outlook
The city says stronger governance and financial management will drive efforts to secure a future ratings upgrade.