How Eskom is expanding its monopoly
Eskom is expanding its monopoly in the distribution of electricity in a way that will see an increasing number of municipal customers
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Nigeria boosts tax breaks to lure $50bn in deep water oil
Nigeria is offering sweeping tax incentives to attract as much as $50 billion into deep water oil and gas projects and revive
Pension fund slammed for allocating death benefit to ghost girlfriend
JOHANNESBURG – The Pension Funds Adjudicator has taken the Becsa Provident Fund to task for what it described as serious failures in
Standard Bank posts record profit despite US-Iran war fallout
Standard Bank Group said first-half profit rose to a record as Africa’s largest bank by assets navigated the inflationary and monetary policy
El Niño could push millions into acute hunger, UN warns
The United Nations warned that the current El Niño — forecast to be the strongest in over 70 years — could push
Mind the gap – state execs earn millions
We analysed the pay inequality at 35 state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and found that, on average, top managers earn about 14x as much
This history of currencies suggests the US dollar’s dominance may fade
On some measures, China has already overtaken the United States as the world’s largest economy. But the US dollar retains a dominant
Is football AI-proof? Why tech investors wanted a slice of the World Cup
Fifa has been forced to U-turn on plans to sell off a slice of the World Cup after fierce opposition, with threats
Gold set for best week since January on support from dip-buyers
Gold was on track for its biggest gain in more than six months as dip-buyers supported prices above a key technical level
Tanzania relaxes forex rules to draw foreigners to bonds
Tanzania is altering its foreign-exchange laws to allow non-residents to participate in government-securities auctions. Until now, only Tanzanians abroad and nationals of