Top-notch candidates named for PPC board BDlive
THE list of candidates put forward by activist shareholders to replace PPC's board contains big names in cement, mining and deal-making — turning up the heat in what is a white-hot standoff between the board, minority shareholders and former CE Ketso ...
UPDATE 4-Ahead of critical vote, S.Africa's PPC supported by top shareholderReuters Africa
Gordhan will have to get rid of whole PPC boardMoneyweb.co.za
BMF concerned about PPC 'shenanigans'Independent Online
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THE list of candidates put forward by activist shareholders to replace PPC's board contains big names in cement, mining and deal-making — turning up the heat in what is a white-hot standoff between the board, minority shareholders and former CE Ketso ...
UPDATE 4-Ahead of critical vote, S.Africa's PPC supported by top shareholder
Gordhan will have to get rid of whole PPC board
BMF concerned about PPC 'shenanigans'
Moody's Lowers South Africa's Foreign Debt Rating Wall Street Journal
JOHANNESBURG—Moody's Investors Service on Thursday cut South Africa's foreign debt rating by one notch, saying power shortages and labor turmoil had eroded its creditworthiness. Moody's cut its rating of South Africa's government debt to a Baa2 from ...
Moody's downgrades SA credit ratingIndependent Online
South Africa's Investment Grade Gets Bumped Down One NotchAFKInsider
UPDATE 2-Moody's cuts South African rating, cites weak growth, rising debtReuters Africa
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JOHANNESBURG—Moody's Investors Service on Thursday cut South Africa's foreign debt rating by one notch, saying power shortages and labor turmoil had eroded its creditworthiness. Moody's cut its rating of South Africa's government debt to a Baa2 from ...
Moody's downgrades SA credit rating
South Africa's Investment Grade Gets Bumped Down One Notch
UPDATE 2-Moody's cuts South African rating, cites weak growth, rising debt
JSE books third consecutive negative close as retail earnings disappoint BDlive
THE JSE ended lower on Thursday after disappointing corporate earnings from the retail sector weighed on sentiment. This marks the third consecutive negative close for a bourse that has tested new highs on a regular basis this year. At 5pm, the all-share ...
UPDATE 1-Retailer Truworths' sales growth slows as S.Africans feel pinchReuters
Retailer Truworths' sales growth slows as S.Africans feel pinchDaily Mail
Truworths Appoints Garbino of Kiabi as CEO as Shares SlumpBusinessweek
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THE JSE ended lower on Thursday after disappointing corporate earnings from the retail sector weighed on sentiment. This marks the third consecutive negative close for a bourse that has tested new highs on a regular basis this year. At 5pm, the all-share ...
UPDATE 1-Retailer Truworths' sales growth slows as S.Africans feel pinch
Retailer Truworths' sales growth slows as S.Africans feel pinch
Truworths Appoints Garbino of Kiabi as CEO as Shares Slump
Joburg Africa's most visited city Caj News Africa
JOHANNESBURG – JOHANNESBURG is set to be the most popular destination city in Africa for the second year, according to the 2014 MasterCard Index of Global Destination Cities. It expects 4,3 million international overnight visitors in 2014, a 4,9 percent ...
City of Gold is striking gold once again as Africa's most visited cityThe Witness
Johannesburg Remains Africa's Most Popular City For TouristsVentures Africa
Joburg still the most visited African city - indexThe Citizen
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JOHANNESBURG – JOHANNESBURG is set to be the most popular destination city in Africa for the second year, according to the 2014 MasterCard Index of Global Destination Cities. It expects 4,3 million international overnight visitors in 2014, a 4,9 percent ...
City of Gold is striking gold once again as Africa's most visited city
Johannesburg Remains Africa's Most Popular City For Tourists
Joburg still the most visited African city - index
BUSINESS DAY TV: Gold bulls 'are resilient people' BDlive
BUSINESS DAY TV: Harmony Gold has significantly cut its losses over the September quarter, but just how bullish can it be feeling with the gold price in seeming free-fall. Joining us on the line now to discuss the results is Graham Briggs, CEO of Harmony.
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BUSINESS DAY TV: Harmony Gold has significantly cut its losses over the September quarter, but just how bullish can it be feeling with the gold price in seeming free-fall. Joining us on the line now to discuss the results is Graham Briggs, CEO of Harmony.
Westinghouse Seeks Eskom Charge Over Contempt of Court Bloomberg
Westinghouse Electric Corp. asked a South African court to charge the national power utility with contempt for allegedly failing to hand over documents related to a decision to award a contract to Areva SA. (AREVA). The High Court in Johannesburg ordered ...
Westinghouse, Eskom fight back in courtIndependent Online
Westinghouse asks South Africa court to hold Eskom in contemptMoneyweb.co.za
Eskom in contempt of court - WestinghousePoliticsweb
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Westinghouse Electric Corp. asked a South African court to charge the national power utility with contempt for allegedly failing to hand over documents related to a decision to award a contract to Areva SA. (AREVA). The High Court in Johannesburg ordered ...
Westinghouse, Eskom fight back in court
Westinghouse asks South Africa court to hold Eskom in contempt
Eskom in contempt of court - Westinghouse
E-toll freeways saved you money: economist MyBroadband
Gauteng's new roads saved commuters money for three years, and they were now being asked to pay for the project through e-tolls, an academic said on Thursday. “People have got used to lower costs of travel, three years of lower costs of travelling, and now ...
E-tolls cost 25 cents for every R100 earnedBusinessTech
Economist - Sanral is saving you moneyThe Citizen
How Sanral is saving you money - economistMoneyweb.co.za
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Gauteng's new roads saved commuters money for three years, and they were now being asked to pay for the project through e-tolls, an academic said on Thursday. “People have got used to lower costs of travel, three years of lower costs of travelling, and now ...
E-tolls cost 25 cents for every R100 earned
Economist - Sanral is saving you money
How Sanral is saving you money - economist
Survé steps down as Sekunjalo director BusinessTech
Sekunjalo, the controversial investment group which owns Independent News and Media (INM), has announced that its director and executive chairman, Iqbal Survé, has stepped down from the position.
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Sekunjalo, the controversial investment group which owns Independent News and Media (INM), has announced that its director and executive chairman, Iqbal Survé, has stepped down from the position.
Govt woried about power supply - Radebe Moneyweb.co.za
Government is worried about the economic impact of power cuts following the collapse of a coal silo at an Eskom power station, Minister in the Presidency Jeff Radebe (pictured) said on Wednesday. "Yes, we are worried... that is why we are impressing upon ...
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Government is worried about the economic impact of power cuts following the collapse of a coal silo at an Eskom power station, Minister in the Presidency Jeff Radebe (pictured) said on Wednesday. "Yes, we are worried... that is why we are impressing upon ...
Retailers fight to stay afloat Independent Online
MAJOR furniture retailers were hard at work either merging or closing down their stores as prospects continued to dwindle on the back of credit-strained consumers. This week Ellerines confirmed that while it was in the process of selling some its stores, ...
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MAJOR furniture retailers were hard at work either merging or closing down their stores as prospects continued to dwindle on the back of credit-strained consumers. This week Ellerines confirmed that while it was in the process of selling some its stores, ...
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