2014年8月18日 星期一

2014-08-19 South Africa Business

  Independent Online   
Why we're different from ABIL - Capitec  Politicsweb
On 15 August 2014, Moody's Investor Service (Moody's) downgraded Capitec Bank's international deposit ratings to Ba2/NP from Baa3/P-3 and its national scale ratings to Baa1.za/P-2.za from A2.za/P-1.za. All ratings with the exception of the short term No ...

EDITORIAL: Capitec too swims in rough waters   BDlive
Abil highlights woeful inadequacy of asset managers' responses to market shocks   Moneyweb.co.za
Capitec Falls as Central Bank Disputes Moody's Downgrade   Businessweek
Financial Times   
Bloomberg   
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  Citizen   
SAHRC: Land claim hurdles remain  News24
The gay rights movement is explored in this concise text that examines social change. Now R402.00 buy now. Cape Town - Problems with the land restitution process have not been fully solved and risk undermining the new five-year claim period, the SA ...

SAHRC: Land restitution issues 'unresolved'   Eyewitness News
Land claims hurdles remain – SAHRC   Citizen
Hurdles remain in land claims process - SAHRC report   Mail & Guardian Online

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  ITWeb   
Adapt IT delivers outstanding annual results  ITWeb
JSE listed Adapt IT Holdings, a provider of specialised turnkey IT solutions and services to the education, manufacturing, financial services and energy sectors, today announced its results for the year ended 30 June 2014. "Our growth has exceeded the ICT ...


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  TechCentral   
Icasa Announces Cost Standard  AllAfrica.com
The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa has announced that it has adopted the Long-Run Incremental Cost Plus ("LRIC+) to determine voice call termination costs. The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa has ...

ICASA announces termination rate model   ITWeb
Cost model adopted for call termination rates   MyBroadband
Icasa adopts LRIC+ to set termination rates   Telecompaper (subscription)

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  ITWeb   
Zapper wins app awards  ITWeb
Zapper GM in SA Derek Wiggill says the success of an app lies partly in social engineering. Zapper has been given a pair of awards, making it the second consecutive year a mobile payments app has been recognised at the MTN App of the Year awards after ...

MTN reveals 2014 App of the Year Award winners   IT News Africa
Live Inspect Wins MTN APP Contest in South Africa   AllAfrica.com

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  defenceWeb   
Africa's own aircraft embarks on maiden public flight  Moneyweb.co.za
Lessons for SA: manufacturing is based on getting smart engineers to work on new technologies. August 13 saw a proud moment for African aviation, as the first wholly built African aircraft successfully undertook its maiden public flight in Pretoria. The aircraft ...

There is a future for the Rooivalk - Denel   defenceWeb

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  Times LIVE   
AMCU to fight Amplats sale  Creamer Media's Mining Weekly
Anglo American Platinum (Amplats) should sell its Rustenburg mine to the workers, Amcu leader Joseph Mathunjwa said on Saturday. "We have provident funds that we can put as security and continue to mine platinum," he said. "If we own these mines we ...

Amcu, EFF want to show ANC how to lead   The New Age Online
AMCU moots workers buying Amplats mines   Mining MX
NUM battles to regain dwindling relevance   Independent Online
News24   
Mail & Guardian Online   
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Internationally acclaimed hotelier takes over Royal Swazi, Ezulwini Sun  The Swazi Observer
MINOR International Public Company (Mint) will take over operations of Royal Swazi and Ezulwini Sun. This follows the latest development that Sun International has entered into agreements with Mint leading to Sun International disposing of a significant ...

Minor forms strategic partnership in Africa with Sun   The Nation

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  Independent Online   
Petra Diamonds expects 3% more output, ups capex 19%  Creamer Media's Mining Weekly
JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – London-listed Petra Diamonds on Monday announced a scope change at its Finsch diamond mine in the Northern Cape, which brings forward by three years higher levels of undiluted production from a sub-level cave ...

Petra Diamonds sparkles after update   The Guardian
Petra Diamonds output to rise to 3.2m carats   Independent Online
Petra Diamonds guidance disappoints, but Canaccord reiterates 'buy'   IFA Magazine
IDEX Online   
Rapaport   
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Adcock flags 9-month losses  Moneyweb.co.za
Adcock Ingram flagged nine-month losses and gave a gloomy outlook on Monday, pushing shares in South Africa's Number two drugmaker to their lowest level in almost five years. The stock slumped nearly 7% before recouping some of the losses to close ...


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