Daily Maverick
Running on empty - diesel was the last straw
Moneyweb.co.za
Eskom CEO Tshediso Matona apologised to the nation on Monday after four days of rolling power cuts disrupted Christmas shopping, costing the retail sector dearly and inconveniencing clients all over the country. Matona disclosed that a delay in ordering ...
Load Shedding Not Ruled Out This Festive SeasonAllAfrica.com
Eskom: Defending the indefensible is the hardest thing to doDaily Maverick
Eskom admits failureThe New Age Online
Independent Online
Grocott's Mail Online
East Coast Radio
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Moneyweb.co.za
Eskom CEO Tshediso Matona apologised to the nation on Monday after four days of rolling power cuts disrupted Christmas shopping, costing the retail sector dearly and inconveniencing clients all over the country. Matona disclosed that a delay in ordering ...
Load Shedding Not Ruled Out This Festive Season
Eskom: Defending the indefensible is the hardest thing to do
Eskom admits failure
BDlive
Growth in Domestic Expenditure Rises to 2.6 Percent
AllAfrica.com
Pretoria — Growth in real gross domestic expenditure rose to 2.6% in the third quarter, said the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) on Monday. "Following an increase of 0.5% in the second quarter of 2014, growth in real gross domestic expenditure ...
Metal sector strike cost SA economic growth rateMail & Guardian Online
Metal sector strike cost SA growth: Reserve BankTimes LIVE
Spending improves in third quarter, says Reserve BankBDlive
DestinyConnect
The New Age Online
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AllAfrica.com
Pretoria — Growth in real gross domestic expenditure rose to 2.6% in the third quarter, said the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) on Monday. "Following an increase of 0.5% in the second quarter of 2014, growth in real gross domestic expenditure ...
Metal sector strike cost SA economic growth rate
Metal sector strike cost SA growth: Reserve Bank
Spending improves in third quarter, says Reserve Bank
Independent Online
Blackstar bids £29m for full ownership of Times Media Group
Financial Times
Investment group Blackstar is set to strengthen its position in African media, after announcing a plan to take full ownership of South Africa's biggest publisher of English-language newspapers. Blackstar, which is listed on AIM, London's junior market, has ...
Times Media to Be Taken Over by Publisher Investor BlackstarBusinessweek
Blackstar to acquire interest in Kagiso Tiso HoldingsBDlive
Blackstar makes moves on TMG, KagisoTechCentral
Ventures Africa
London South East
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Financial Times
Investment group Blackstar is set to strengthen its position in African media, after announcing a plan to take full ownership of South Africa's biggest publisher of English-language newspapers. Blackstar, which is listed on AIM, London's junior market, has ...
Times Media to Be Taken Over by Publisher Investor Blackstar
Blackstar to acquire interest in Kagiso Tiso Holdings
Blackstar makes moves on TMG, Kagiso
BDlive
Sandton office owner Pivotal joins JSE
BDlive
PROPERTY investment and development capital growth fund, The Pivotal Fund, listed on the JSE's main board on Monday. Its assets include some of Sandton's highest quality offices. Before listing, the fund raised R1bn through an oversubscribed private ...
Pivotal Fund lists on the JSE's Main BoardSA Commercial Prop News
Pivotal to pursue growth opportunities following JSE listingCNBCAfrica.com
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BDlive
PROPERTY investment and development capital growth fund, The Pivotal Fund, listed on the JSE's main board on Monday. Its assets include some of Sandton's highest quality offices. Before listing, the fund raised R1bn through an oversubscribed private ...
Pivotal Fund lists on the JSE's Main Board
Pivotal to pursue growth opportunities following JSE listing
Eyewitness News
S.African stocks end slightly higher, Famous Brands shines
Reuters Africa
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African stocks ended a touch higher on Monday, with Famous Brands hitting a record high after the fast-food chain operator said it will buy into a meat processing factory. Shares of resources companies slid after weak ...
SA stocks end slightly higherEyewitness News
Famous Brands Acquires 75% In Cater Chain Food ServicesVentures Africa
Famous Brands acquires majority stake in Cater ChainMoneyweb.co.za
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Reuters Africa
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African stocks ended a touch higher on Monday, with Famous Brands hitting a record high after the fast-food chain operator said it will buy into a meat processing factory. Shares of resources companies slid after weak ...
SA stocks end slightly higher
Famous Brands Acquires 75% In Cater Chain Food Services
Famous Brands acquires majority stake in Cater Chain
Independent Online
Lonmin Furnace One shutdown not expected to affect production
Creamer Media's Mining Weekly
JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – Platinum-mining company Lonmin expects the repair of its Number One furnace to take about three months, following its shutdown without incident after a leak of molten furnace matte was detected. The company ...
Lonmin brings forward hearth rebuild of Number One furnaceCNBCAfrica.com
Lonmin to rebuild furnaceIndependent Online
Lonmin Stops Furnace After Detecting LeakVentures Africa
London South East
Interactive Investor
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Creamer Media's Mining Weekly
JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – Platinum-mining company Lonmin expects the repair of its Number One furnace to take about three months, following its shutdown without incident after a leak of molten furnace matte was detected. The company ...
Lonmin brings forward hearth rebuild of Number One furnace
Lonmin to rebuild furnace
Lonmin Stops Furnace After Detecting Leak
Independent Online
More South Africans are eating out
Independent Online
Cape Town - Restaurants and fast food outlets did a roaring trade in October, with patrons spending R3.95 billion on food and drink, according to a survey released by Statistics SA on Monday. A table included in the monthly survey shows this is the ...
Patrons spending R3.95 billion on food and drinks :Statistics SAThe New Age Online
Consumers spend R3,95 billion on fast food in OctoberDestinyConnect
South African public spent R3.95bn eating outThe Citizen
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Independent Online
Cape Town - Restaurants and fast food outlets did a roaring trade in October, with patrons spending R3.95 billion on food and drink, according to a survey released by Statistics SA on Monday. A table included in the monthly survey shows this is the ...
Patrons spending R3.95 billion on food and drinks :Statistics SA
Consumers spend R3,95 billion on fast food in October
South African public spent R3.95bn eating out
BDlive
JSE lifts off session low as rand hits six-year low
BDlive
THE JSE bounced off the day's lows in early afternoon trade on Monday, boosted by the weaker rand that helped cushion the effect of lower commodity prices. The all share index was down 0.21% to 49,402.63 points, with the blue-chip top 40 index losing ...
Rand weakens on US jobs reportiAfrica.com
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BDlive
THE JSE bounced off the day's lows in early afternoon trade on Monday, boosted by the weaker rand that helped cushion the effect of lower commodity prices. The all share index was down 0.21% to 49,402.63 points, with the blue-chip top 40 index losing ...
Rand weakens on US jobs report
ITWeb Africa
AMPION Venture Bus heads North
ITWeb Africa
The final leg of the 'AMPION Venture Bus' tour is scheduled to begin next week and will see the startup bus make its way to the North African nation, Tunisia. According to AMPION officials from December 14 to December 19 the bus will embark on a journey to ...
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ITWeb Africa
The final leg of the 'AMPION Venture Bus' tour is scheduled to begin next week and will see the startup bus make its way to the North African nation, Tunisia. According to AMPION officials from December 14 to December 19 the bus will embark on a journey to ...
Big News Network.com
South Africa, Mozambique Study $6 Billion Gas Pipeline
Bloomberg
South African and Mozambican state-owned investment companies have joined with SacOil Holding Ltd. (SCL) to study a $6 billion pipeline from a natural-gas field off the northern coast of Mozambique. They will evaluate the technical and commercial ...
SacOil goes for goldMoneyweb.co.za
South Africa's SacOil considers $6 billion gas pipelineReuters
SacOil sign Joint Development Agreement to evaluate transnational terrestrial ...OilVoice
London South East
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Bloomberg
South African and Mozambican state-owned investment companies have joined with SacOil Holding Ltd. (SCL) to study a $6 billion pipeline from a natural-gas field off the northern coast of Mozambique. They will evaluate the technical and commercial ...
SacOil goes for gold
South Africa's SacOil considers $6 billion gas pipeline
SacOil sign Joint Development Agreement to evaluate transnational terrestrial ...
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