Tech stocks climbed in opening US trading on Tuesday but the Dow struggled to find traction as it became clear a new stimulus package from Congress was not going to happen. view more

Most Asian and European markets fell Tuesday following a sharp sell-off in New York that was fuelled by fears a coronavirus resurgence will force fresh economically painful containment measures. view more

European stock markets steadied at the start of trading Tuesday following hefty losses the previous session on soaring cases of coronavirus. view more

Most Asian markets fell Tuesday following a sharp sell-off in New York and Europe that was fuelled by fears a coronavirus resurgence will force fresh economically painful containment measures. view more

Hong Kong stocks ended the morning session sharply lower Tuesday following heavy losses in New York and Europe as surging virus cases fanned fears about the global economic recovery. view more

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President Cyril Ramaphosa said the government continues to analyse and manage the situation with the assistance of the medical advisory committee. view more

National lottery operator Ithuba is appealing to two lucky millionaires to claim their loot. view more

With this year's matric exams more than a week away, Umalusi assured the Portfolio Committee on Basic Education that the class of 2020 will be assessed on the same standards of previous years, despite this year's peculiar challenges. view more

The bank said it anticipates a job loss ratio of 25% of the affected 1 269 staff members, meaning around 317 people or 8% of the bank's staff may be out of their jobs. view more

Two Gauteng police station commanders have been implicated in the fraudulent issuing of firearm licences, bringing to 28 the number of suspects. view more

Parliament on Tuesday unanimously approved Tsakani Maluleke as the new incoming Auditor-General of SA. view more

Stay up to date with the latest news, views and analysis as the number of coronavirus cases in SA increases. view more

The Hawks have fingered ANC MP Bongani Bongo and 10 others in alleged fraud and corruption amounting to almost R124 million. view more

Sharks lock Ruben van Heerden is confident they'll soon hit their straps despite a heavy 41-14 loss to the Bulls in Pretoria. view more

Zane Kilian has appeared in the Cape Town Magistrate's Court on charges relating to the attempted murder of lawyer William Booth. view more

A judge in a Nigerian court threw out a case against 47 men charged with public displays of affection with members of same sex. view more

Cellphone records of actress and musician Kelly Khumalo may be obtained as part of the investigation into the murder of Bafana Bafana goalkeeper Senzo Meyiwa in 2014. view more

The Sharks' confidence did not take too much of a dent despite a 41-14 defeat to the Bulls at Loftus Versfeld, skipper Lukhanyo Am insists. view more

The Supreme Court of Appeal has dismissed a Gauteng government challenge against a Gauteng High Court ruling that a decision to dissolve the Tshwane municipality was unlawful. view more

Community members in Wolseley in the Western Cape are up in arms after a "serial killer" was arrested on murder charges in the Pine Valley informal settlement. view more

Shutting down a country is not the way to go about fighting Covid-19, said leading US infectious diseases expert Anthony Fauci, who admitted that South Africa appeared to have done better than his home country. view more

Four of the five people accused of the murder of former Bafana Bafana goalkeeper Senzo Meyiwa say authorities have arrested the wrong people and that they have "nothing to do with the case". view more

Cricket South Africa has announced its international fixtures for the 2020/2021 season with the Wanderers, and not Newlands, set to host the New Years Test against Sri Lanka. view more

The chair of the board of the embattled state-owned airline, Thandeka Mgoduso, has resigned after having been in the position for about a year. view more

Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi says Shepherd Bushiri and his wife are in the country illegally, and that officials from his department were "absolutely" involved in irregularities. view more

The Gautrain Management Agency (GMA) is busy with a feasibility study to investigate the possible future use of alternative drivetrains in its bus fleet, says GMA COO Tshepo Kgobe. As part of this programme, the GMA expects to complete a pilot project, employing an electric bus, at the end of 2021. view more

The Gauteng MEC for Public Transport and Roads Infrastructure Jacob Mamabolo on October 27 launched the province's Smart Mobility 2030 Plan, which is a roadmap aimed at addressing the province's transport challenges. He pointed out that the two biggest challenges in the province are congestion and inefficiency in moving goods. view more

Leading wind-energy project developers and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are convinced that South Africa's plan to install 1.6 GW of new wind capacity yearly until 2030 is more than sufficient to attract large-scale industrial investment. These captains of industry warn, however, that the country will need to back-up the policy certainty currently being provided by the Integrated Resource Plan 2019 (IRP2019) with consistent implementation. view more

Although national government has opened the door for municipalities to procure electricity from independent power producers (IPPs), a lot of "regulatory ironing out" still needs to happen before power purchase agreements (PPAs) can be signed. In May last year, the Energy Minister gave permission for the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) to licence 500 MW of small-scale embedded generation (SSEG) projects, sized between 1 MW and 10 MW, without the need for the Minister to sign it off. view more

Renewables remain the lowest-cost source of new power generation in most parts of the world, with prices continuing to decline and making it a promising sector for development in most countries. The price of onshore wind, for example, declined from $86/MWh in 2009 to $53/MWh in 2019, representing a 40% decline in the last ten years, states Danish Energy Agency energy adviser Andrea Isidori. view more

Millions of used cars, vans and minibuses exported from Europe, the US and Japan to the developing world are of poor quality, while they also contribute significantly to air pollution, thereby hindering efforts to mitigate the effects of climate change, states a new report published by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). The report shows that between 2015 and 2018, 14-million used light-duty vehicles were exported worldwide.  view more

Two years after the completion of the priority markets inquiry in 2018, the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (Icasa) aims to wrap up its Mobile Broadband Services Inquiry by March 31, 2021. The authority, which held public hearings on the December published Discussion Document, embarked on the regulatory intervention to assess the state of competition in the provision of mobile broadband services. view more

The World Bank has told South Africa's government it has to cut its wage bill to qualify for a loan of as much as $2-billion and agree the money won't be used to bail out insolvent State companies, a person familiar with the situation said. Those conditions have stalled negotiations on the loan that began in April, the person said, asking not to be identified because the content of the discussions have not been made public. The World Bank said it will only comment if an agreement is reached. view more

The State-owned Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) published its results for the 2019/2020 financial year on Tuesday. ACSA owns and operates nine South African airports, including Johannesburg's OR Tambo International, Cape Town International, and Durban's King Shaka International. It is also a member of the consortia that run Guarulhos (São Paulo) International Airport in Brazil and Chhatrapati Shivaji (Mumbai) International Airport in India.  Unlike many other State-owned companies, since it was set up 26 years ago, ACSA has (except for one year) been, and remains, profitable and well run. Its financial year runs from April 1 to March 31, and the just published results cover the financial year that ended on March 31 this year. South Africa's national lockdown against the Covid-19 pandemic commenced on March 27. However, other countries instituted travel bans and lockdowns earlier.  view more

The newly appointed board of control of the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) held its first meeting on October 27 and appointed group executive for human capital management Thandeka Mabija acting CEO with immediate effect. She is expected to hold the acting CEO position for a maximum period of three months. view more

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The bank said it anticipates a job loss ratio of 25% of the affected 1 269 staff members, meaning around 317 people or 8% of the bank's staff may be out of their jobs. view more

Tech stocks climbed in opening US trading on Tuesday but the Dow struggled to find traction as it became clear a new stimulus package from Congress was not going to happen. view more

The Competition Commission has blamed the high cost of South Africa's mobile communications on ineffective competition, not a lack of spectrum. view more

The World Bank has told South Africa's government it has to cut its wage bill to qualify for a loan of as much as $2 billion. view more

Global insurer AIG announced a multi-part shake up on Monday, naming a new CEO and splitting its business in two. view more

The bank said it anticipates a job loss ratio of 25% of the affected 1 269 staff members, meaning around 317 people or 8% of the bank's staff may be out of their jobs. view more

Tech stocks climbed in opening US trading on Tuesday but the Dow struggled to find traction as it became clear a new stimulus package from Congress was not going to happen. view more

The Competition Commission has blamed the high cost of South Africa's mobile communications on ineffective competition, not a lack of spectrum. view more

The World Bank has told South Africa's government it has to cut its wage bill to qualify for a loan of as much as $2 billion. view more

Global insurer AIG announced a multi-part shake up on Monday, naming a new CEO and splitting its business in two. view more

In a letter to the prime minister, the MPs warned that his pandemic strategy of targeting local areas with restrictions is damaging the economies of northern regions of the country. view more

The chair of the board of the embattled state-owned airline, Thandeka Mgoduso, has resigned after having been in the position for about a year. view more

Most Asian and European markets fell Tuesday following a sharp sell-off in New York that was fuelled by fears a coronavirus resurgence will force fresh economically painful containment measures. view more

European stock markets steadied at the start of trading Tuesday following hefty losses the previous session on soaring cases of coronavirus. view more

Most Asian markets fell Tuesday following a sharp sell-off in New York and Europe that was fuelled by fears a coronavirus resurgence will force fresh economically painful containment measures. view more

Tokyo stocks edged lower on Tuesday as bargain-hunting purchases failed to fully offset losses in early trade following a rout on Wall Street. view more

Hong Kong stocks ended the morning session sharply lower Tuesday following heavy losses in New York and Europe as surging virus cases fanned fears about the global economic recovery. view more

The drastic step that no European politician wanted to take again is back on the agenda: lockdown. view more

Pakistan's first metro line began operations Monday in the eastern city of Lahore following years of delays, in a country severely lacking public transport or modern infrastructure. view more

Poor governance at the state-owned arms company took centre stage at the commission of inquiry into state capture on Monday. view more

The wind sector is positioning itself to fill the capacity gap that would be left by the planned decommissioning of about 12GW of aging Eskom coal power plants by 2030. view more

Shares in German software giant SAP plunged on Monday after it downgraded its outlook on falling demand due to a renewed surge in coronavirus infections. view more

German pharmaceutical giant Bayer said it will buy the US-based biotech firm for as much as $4 billion as it aims to get a foothold in the rapidly growing gene-therapy market. view more

Stock markets retreated Monday with traders increasingly pessimistic that US lawmakers will pass a new stimulus package before next week's election, while spiking virus cases fanned worries about the economic impact of new containment measures. view more

Downbeat comments from a White House official on the prospects of a new fiscal stimulus package for the US economy sent stocks trading much lower at the open on Monday. view more