Stock markets struggled Friday as investors weighed mounting coronavirus concerns and President-elect Joe Biden's proposed $1.9-trillion stimulus package appeared to have already been largely priced in. view more

Oil declined from a 10-month high as the dollar strengthened, taking the steam out of a recent rally, while investors assessed what impact a potential US stimulus package will have on driving fuel demand higher. view more

South African stocks held steady near recent all-time highs on Friday as investors scrutinised US President-elect Joe Biden's much-anticipated $1.9 trillion relief plan for the world's largest economy. view more

Europe's main stock markets lost ground in opening deals on Friday, as investors took profits after solid gains the previous day. view more

Hong Kong stocks ended Friday on a positive note after Joe Biden unveiled a $1.9 trillion economic recovery plan, while traders remain upbeat about the long-term recovery outlook. view more

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Former Eskom CEO Brian Molefe says he blocked the Glencore deal with Eskom because it was going to financially ruin the power utility. view more

Primedia has pulled DJ Fresh and Euphonik off the air following allegations by a woman that they sexually assaulted her. view more

Sharks coach Sean Everitt is confident he will be able to field a full-strength team for next week's Currie Cup semi-final against Western Province. 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 latest statistics, released by the Department of Health show the Covid-19 death toll has risen by 615. view more

Eight men have been arrested in connection with the gang rape and murder of a 14-year-old girl in Port Elizabeth. view more

A suspect has been shot and killed in an attempted hijacking in Pretoria, Gauteng police say. view more

The Proteas are in Pakistan for the first time in 14 years, and were greeted with heavy security measures upon their arrival in Karachi. view more

"America and South Africa share sacred principles that people are equal before the law," says US ambassador to South Africa Lana Marks. view more

Throughout the electoral campaign, Ugandan president Yoweri Museveni has been upstaged by a formidable young challenger: popular musician-turned-parliamentarian Robert Kyagulanyi, aka Bobi Wine. Luke Melchiorre examines four things worth knowing about Bobi Wine. view more

Independent schools will turn to online learning after the decision that the opening of schools has been postponed to next month. view more

The South African cricket team arrived in Karachi to play two Tests and three Twenty20 internationals on their first tour of Pakistan in 14 years. view more

A Fin24 reader defaulted on his repayments while under debt review. With money to spare after his salary deductions he wants to know the way forward. view more

The ANC's disciplinary hearing against presidential spokesperson Khusela Diko and former health MEC Bandile Masuku is set to resume on Tuesday. view more

The US House of Representatives has begun its proceedings to impeach President Donald Trump for the second time in 13 months - which would make him the only president to receive rebuke twice. view more

Parliament must consider whether Jacob Zuma is being representative of his office after once again telling the Zondo commission he will not be appearing before it, writes Mcebisi Ndletyana. view more

Here are the winning Powerball and Powerball Plus numbers from the Friday, 15 January, draw. view more

Bulls star Stedman Gans isn't surprised by several sevens players making almost seamless transitions into the 15-man game this season. view more

Several international airlines have streamlined flights to SA following travel restrictions meant to limit the spread of a new Covid-19 variant fuelling an infection resurge. view more

The Department of Public Works and Infrastructure has revealed that it had spent R5 billion on renting private properties for government departments and institutions. view more

South African Breweries, part of Anheuser-Busch InBev, has cancelled a further R2.5-billion rand of investment earmarked for 2021 following a third local ban on alcohol sales in the country, it said on Friday. SAB's cancelled investments in South Africa in relation to the ban now total R5-billion. In August, the maker of Carling Black Label and Castle Lager beer cancelled R2.5-billion of planned expenditure following a second alcohol ban. view more

The Water Research Commission (WRC) and the Technology Innovation Agency (TIA) are calling on interested stakeholders to apply for the Water Seed Fund programme. Higher education institutions and small and medium enterprises in the water sector have until January 29 to submit an expression of interest to be considered for funding to support their projects. view more

South African private-sector airline Airlink has announced that Skukuza Airport in the Kruger National Park has been closed and will remain closed until January 28. This was due to an outbreak of Covid-19 at the Lower Sabie Rest Camp. "In order to protect our customers, crews and personnel from exposure to the virus, we have decided to halt all operations at the Skukuza Airport until the 28th January 2021," stated airline MD and CEO Rodger Foster. "We apologise to ticketholders for any inconvenience this might cause." view more

The advent of duty-free trade within the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) has come at a "critical time for the global economy" and will ultimately boost sustainable post-Covid-19 economic recovery for the African continent, AfCFTA Secretariat SG Wamkele Mene said during his address at the Southern Africa European CEO Dialogue, held in November. Trading under AfCFTA has been effective as of January 1, with the implementation date having been delayed by six months, owing to Covid-19-related challenges. However, Mene believes this timing may prove beneficial in terms of a post-pandemic recovery. view more

The Department of Basic Education and the National Coronavirus Command Council announced on Friday that the reopening of private and public schools will be delayed by two weeks. The new dates for the reopening of private schools will vary depending on the calendar that they follow. For public schools and private schools which follow the same calendar, School Management Teams will report for duty on January 25, teachers will go back to school on February 1, and learners will return on Monday, February 15. The schools that have already reopened have been persuaded to consider closing and reopen on February 15. view more

South African State-owned Land Bank said on Thursday it was working on a new debt restructuring plan after the National Treasury declined to provide a partial government guarantee. The country's largest agriculture-focused lender defaulted on its debt in April and has been in talks with creditors since. view more

Agricultural association Free State Agriculture (FSA) has directed a letter to the Free State Department of Police, Roads and Transport requesting urgent actions to repair roads for critical access in the province. This comes as recent flooding in the province has caused severe damage to roads in the province. view more

Research has highlighted that a significant proportion of consumers re-use margarine, large yoghurt and ice cream tubs made from polypropylene (PP), extending their lifespan and keeping these products out of landfill. Led by nonprofit company the Polyolefin Responsibility Organisation (Polyco), the 'PP tub re-use research' aims to guide a higher-level of repurposing for these plastic packaging items by improving their design for re-use and recyclability. view more

Following food company PepsiCo's announcement on January 14 of a plan to achieve net-zero emissions across its supply chain by 2040, data analytics and consulting company GlobalData has indicated that net-zero supply chains are the future of fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), as 84% of consumers globally show an interest in sustainable production. "Introducing an initiative to achieve net-zero emissions is an ambitious target for any player of this size in the FMCG industry. Meeting the goal would not only aid in the battle against climate change, but also closely align with consumer demands on a global scale," says GlobalData consumer analyst Ramsey Baghdadi. view more

The December 2020 Sunburst campaign revealed the supply chain as a new attack vector that will continue to be exploited, says cybersecurity multinational McAfee senior VP and chief technology officer Steve Grobman. Sunburst exploited the SolarWinds Orion information technology (IT) monitoring and management software platform and used it to distribute a malicious software backdoor, called Sunburst, to dozens of that company's customers, including several high-profile US government agencies. view more

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Former Eskom CEO Brian Molefe says he blocked the Glencore deal with Eskom because it was going to financially ruin the power utility. view more

A Fin24 reader defaulted on his repayments while under debt review. With money to spare after his salary deductions he wants to know the way forward. view more

The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (Icasa) says it is determined to stimulate competitiveness in a market MultiChoice has dominated for more than two decades. view more

Several international airlines have streamlined flights to SA following travel restrictions meant to limit the spread of a new Covid-19 variant fuelling an infection resurge. view more

Clothing store Truworths says that its operations continue to be materially and negatively impacted by Covid-19 pandemic. view more

Former Eskom CEO Brian Molefe says he blocked the Glencore deal with Eskom because it was going to financially ruin the power utility. view more

A Fin24 reader defaulted on his repayments while under debt review. With money to spare after his salary deductions he wants to know the way forward. view more

The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (Icasa) says it is determined to stimulate competitiveness in a market MultiChoice has dominated for more than two decades. view more

Several international airlines have streamlined flights to SA following travel restrictions meant to limit the spread of a new Covid-19 variant fuelling an infection resurge. view more

Clothing store Truworths says that its operations continue to be materially and negatively impacted by Covid-19 pandemic. view more

Britain's economy shrank in November for the first time since the initial Covid-19 lockdown last spring, hit by a tightening of social-distancing rules. view more

Automakers are shutting down production due to a shortage of chips, and it's partly down to the Trump administration's war on Chinese tech firms. view more

The Trump administration took another swipe at China and its biggest firms on Thursday, imposing sanctions on officials and companies for alleged misdeeds in the South China Sea. view more

The streets of the capital Lisbon are deserted as Portugal enters a fresh national lockdown. view more

President Cyril Ramaphosa says he is "obviously concerned" about the effect the alcohol ban could have on his investment drive. view more

Stock markets struggled Friday as investors weighed mounting coronavirus concerns and President-elect Joe Biden's proposed $1.9-trillion stimulus package appeared to have already been largely priced in. view more

Investigators from the Hawks probing bitcoin trading platform Mirror Trading International are in communication with colleagues investigating an earlier alleged scam uncovered in 2018. view more

Oil declined from a 10-month high as the dollar strengthened, taking the steam out of a recent rally, while investors assessed what impact a potential US stimulus package will have on driving fuel demand higher. view more

Unless the current situation improves drastically by the end of January, the price of petrol could increase by 80 cents a litre, says the AA. view more

South African Breweries has cancelled a further R2.5 billion of capital investment following the third blanket ban on alcohol sales.. view more

Hong Kong stocks ended Friday on a positive note after Joe Biden unveiled a $1.9 trillion economic recovery plan, while traders remain upbeat about the long-term recovery outlook. view more

Europe's main stock markets lost ground in opening deals on Friday, as investors took profits after solid gains the previous day. view more

Tokyo stocks opened marginally higher before slipping into negative territory on Friday, with investors watching details of incoming US president Joe Biden's plan for new stimulus. view more

Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus proposal was met with a shrug in Asia Friday as observers said the massive spending spree had been largely factored into valuations, while profit-taking weighed on markets at the end of a broadly healthy week. view more

Sibanye Stillwater, one of South Africa's largest precious-metals producers, offered to help the government's vaccination campaign by inoculating hundreds of thousands of mineworkers and people living in communities near its operations. view more