Authorities plan to have it open at the end of the month.

Ahead of earnings report.

Environment minister Barbara Creecy has gazetted draft amendments to the National Environmental Management Act in a move to phase out certain types of plastic bags.

A new China-US flare-up sent markets tumbling Friday, while the mood was also soured by US lawmakers’ struggles to agree on a new economic stimulus.

Update due by the end of next week.

The US labor market continued to regain ground in July, though at a slower pace, indicating the economic rebound is still making headway despite a surge in coronavirus infections.

As gold price boosts earnings.

SAP contracts with water ministry probed for two years.

SAP contracts with water ministry probed for two years.

Banning WeChat, the world’s most-used messaging app, has the potential to upend the international businesses of companies from Apple to Walmart.

The post was last filled by Dan Matjila when he took over as CEO in 2014.

British American Tobacco South Africa (Batsa) says it is hopeful of a swift end to what it says is a ‘failed tobacco ban’.

The housing market is showing a ‘surprising spike’ as people return to buying property after the lockdown.

Absa has revised its forecast for GDP contraction  in South Africa in 2020, to 8.3% from 9.7% previously, reflecting the better than expected data from the first, and second quarter. Absa discusses two possible alternative scenarios to its baseline, under the title ‘better or worse’.

The group, which includes the brands Lewis, Beares, and Best Home and Electric, said it did not need to access any borrowings during the lockdown period.

South Africa’s main stock index halts a four-day rally, falls 1.3% by 9:15am in Johannesburg, as index heavyweight Naspers Ltd. drops 4.4% after US.

Gauteng premier David Makhura has published a breakdown of the latest Covid-19 numbers in the province, pointing to a flattening of active cases amid a declining weekly average of infection.