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A disciplinary process found Mlungisi Mabaso guilty of gross misconduct and gross dishonesty, among other charges.
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South Africa's biggest digital banker booked a 17% rise in its headline earnings for its half-year to end-August, with loan sales and disbursements growing by more than a third, although it is now concerned about a tough economic environment.
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National Treasury has banned consultancy Bain & Co. for a period of 10 years for tendering for public sector contracts.
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Foschini and Jet owner TFG is now the biggest local customer of SA-born billionaire Elon Musk's Tesla as it pilots batteries to beat the impact of load shedding on its stores.
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Eskom's audit has been delayed by "significant" outstanding matters. These include the restatement of the 2021 year's statements
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This week SA Money Report tries to understand eThekwini's surprising plan for nuclear power, and whether the ANC's RET faction has a hand in things.
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Our view on the business stories of the day.
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South African consumers can expect to find US and other international goods at certain Circle K stores when the convenience retail brand rolls out in the country.
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A News24 Business reader considering prescribing her debt looks to an expert for guidance on how the process works.
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FTMG provided the Unemployment Insurance Fund with I-Track, which allows the fund to track the progress of its performance and audit plans online in real-time.
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China is South Africa's largest trading partner, but trade between the two countries remains skewed towards China.
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Trade, Industry and Competition Minister Ebrahim Patel said the International Trade Administration Commission's interim import levy on tyres from China is in place for six months and can be adjusted at his discretion.
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Independent SA-based airline Airlink is acquiring a 40% strategic equity holding in FlyNamibia with the aim of creating more efficient flights to, from and within Namibia.
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The Kremlin said Wednesday it was "stupid and absurd" to suspect that Russia was behind gas leaks on the Nord Stream pipelines to Europe, deemed to be a "deliberate act" by the EU.
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Thungela Resources has soared some 1 300% since being carved out of Anglo American last year. But despite this, investors value the stock at a discount to worldwide peers.
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State-owned oil company PetroSA has parted ways with its CEO in a confidential deal.
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The Bank of England stepped in Wednesday to buy UK government bonds to shore up market confidence after Britain's heavily-criticised budget aimed at fighting inflation.
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Shares of the diversified group lifted more than 6% on Wednesday, after its reported double-digit profit growth so far in its 2022 year, as well as progress in its plans to spin off its car rental business, Avis.
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A hacker who infiltrated Fast Company, a publication owned by Morningstar’s billionaire founder Joe Mansueto, sent obscene push notifications to Apple News users’ home screens on Tuesday night, sparking a shutdown of the magazine’s website.
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In five years, Eskom went from predicting that SA would have an 8GW surplus of capacity to having a 6GW deficit. At the heart of our energy crisis is the collapse of its coal fleet.