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Moody's: politics risk to SA rating
Rising social pressures are increasingly throwing South African policymakers off track, a senior analyst at Moody's said. ||| Rising social pressures are increasingly throwing South African policymakers off track, undermining...
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Rising social pressures are increasingly throwing South African policymakers off track, a senior analyst at Moody's said. ||| Rising social pressures are increasingly throwing South African policymakers off track, undermining...
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Greeks vote with wallets in fear
Greeks are voting with their wallets and pulling euros out of the banks in fear that their country may leave the European single currency despite the declared determination of EU...
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Greeks are voting with their wallets and pulling euros out of the banks in fear that their country may leave the European single currency despite the declared determination of EU...
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Construction projects register being created
A projects register is being established by the Construction Industry Board to help monitor progress on government's infrastructure build, says Minister in the Presidency Collins Chabane. ||| A projects register...
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A projects register is being established by the Construction Industry Board to help monitor progress on government's infrastructure build, says Minister in the Presidency Collins Chabane. ||| A projects register...
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Rand firmer as Greek fears ease
The volatile rand was marginally firmer in afternoon trade after Greek fears were allayed. ||| The volatile rand was marginally firmer in afternoon trade after Greek fears were allayed as...
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The volatile rand was marginally firmer in afternoon trade after Greek fears were allayed. ||| The volatile rand was marginally firmer in afternoon trade after Greek fears were allayed as...
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India rupee hits record low
The Indian rupee slumped to a record low against the dollar. ||| The Indian rupee slumped to a record low against the dollar on Wednesday as the global risk aversion...
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The Indian rupee slumped to a record low against the dollar. ||| The Indian rupee slumped to a record low against the dollar on Wednesday as the global risk aversion...
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Tanzania gold output up
Tanzania's gold production rose to 40.4 tonnes in 2011 from 35.6 tonnes a year ago. ||| Tanzania's gold production rose to 40.4 tonnes in 2011 from 35.6 tonnes a year...
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Tanzania's gold production rose to 40.4 tonnes in 2011 from 35.6 tonnes a year ago. ||| Tanzania's gold production rose to 40.4 tonnes in 2011 from 35.6 tonnes a year...
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JSE stocks turn black
South African stocks turn positive as investors chase bargains after the benchmark index hit a four-month low earlier with Richemont the top gainer following an above-forecast full-year net profit. |||...
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South African stocks turn positive as investors chase bargains after the benchmark index hit a four-month low earlier with Richemont the top gainer following an above-forecast full-year net profit. |||...
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Goodlace a calm hand for Implats tiller
Impala Platinum's chief executive-in-waiting Terence Goodlace has plenty of experience operating in tough places, such as Democratic Republic of Congo. ||| Impala Platinum's chief executive-in-waiting Terence Goodlace has plenty of...
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Impala Platinum's chief executive-in-waiting Terence Goodlace has plenty of experience operating in tough places, such as Democratic Republic of Congo. ||| Impala Platinum's chief executive-in-waiting Terence Goodlace has plenty of...
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US housing starts, industrial output rise
Groundbreaking for US homes rebounded in April and factory activity gained steam, suggesting the economy remains on a steady, if unspectacular recovery course. ||| Groundbreaking for US homes rebounded in...
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Groundbreaking for US homes rebounded in April and factory activity gained steam, suggesting the economy remains on a steady, if unspectacular recovery course. ||| Groundbreaking for US homes rebounded in...
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US stocks futures up
US stock futures rose amid strong data from the housing sector. ||| US stock futures rose Wednesday amid strong data from the housing sector, yet worries persist that overwhelming debt...
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US stock futures rose amid strong data from the housing sector. ||| US stock futures rose Wednesday amid strong data from the housing sector, yet worries persist that overwhelming debt...
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Rand firmer as Greek fears ease
The volatile rand was marginally firmer in afternoon trade after Greek fears were allayed. ||| The volatile rand was marginally firmer in afternoon trade after Greek fears were allayed as...
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The volatile rand was marginally firmer in afternoon trade after Greek fears were allayed. ||| The volatile rand was marginally firmer in afternoon trade after Greek fears were allayed as...
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Maize futures up on weaker rand
South African maize futures ended higher, due to a weaker local currency. ||| South African maize futures ended higher on Wednesday, due to a weaker local currency. The rand has...
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South African maize futures ended higher, due to a weaker local currency. ||| South African maize futures ended higher on Wednesday, due to a weaker local currency. The rand has...
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JSE falls as commodity prices dip
The JSE continued to fall in midday trade as commodity prices dipped, pulling resource shares lower. ||| The JSE continued to fall in midday trade on Wednesday as commodity prices...
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The JSE continued to fall in midday trade as commodity prices dipped, pulling resource shares lower. ||| The JSE continued to fall in midday trade on Wednesday as commodity prices...
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Rand firm as ECB promises Greek aid
The volatile rand was slightly firmer in midday trade following news that the European Central Bank will support the troubled Greek nation for the next six months. ||| The volatile...
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The volatile rand was slightly firmer in midday trade following news that the European Central Bank will support the troubled Greek nation for the next six months. ||| The volatile...
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JSE opens lower on Greek concerns
The JSE opened lower as investor concerns that Greece could be forced out of the eurozone sent global markets lower with Tokyo closing down 1.12% and Seoul 3.08% weaker. |||...
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The JSE opened lower as investor concerns that Greece could be forced out of the eurozone sent global markets lower with Tokyo closing down 1.12% and Seoul 3.08% weaker. |||...
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Rand follows euro weaker
The rand followed the euro weaker as the growing prospect of a Greek exit from the eurozone sent investors scurrying out of the 17-member currency. ||| The rand followed the...
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The rand followed the euro weaker as the growing prospect of a Greek exit from the eurozone sent investors scurrying out of the 17-member currency. ||| The rand followed the...
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JSE keeps positive bias at noon
The JSE maintained its positive tone, in line with leading European stock market indices. ||| The JSE maintained its positive tone on Tuesday, in line with leading European stock market...
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The JSE maintained its positive tone, in line with leading European stock market indices. ||| The JSE maintained its positive tone on Tuesday, in line with leading European stock market...
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Rand tracks euro firmer
The rand was firmer in midday trade, tracking the euro as it made a slight recovery, despite continued European uncertainties. ||| The rand was firmer in midday trade, tracking the...
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The rand was firmer in midday trade, tracking the euro as it made a slight recovery, despite continued European uncertainties. ||| The rand was firmer in midday trade, tracking the...
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JSE opens higher on German growth
The JSE opened higher as investors welcomed the better-than-expected German gross domestic product (GDP) growth. ||| The JSE opened higher on Tuesday, rebounding from the previous day's sharp losses, as...
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The JSE opened higher as investors welcomed the better-than-expected German gross domestic product (GDP) growth. ||| The JSE opened higher on Tuesday, rebounding from the previous day's sharp losses, as...
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‘SA equities priced around fair value’
The South African equity is priced around fair value to expensive, according to asset manager RE:CM. ||| The South African equity is priced around fair value to expensive, according to...
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The South African equity is priced around fair value to expensive, according to asset manager RE:CM. ||| The South African equity is priced around fair value to expensive, according to...
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Futures up as eurozone worries ease
Futures ended higher on Wednesday as concerns over Greece's stay in the eurozone eased and economic data from the US and Canada was better-than-expected.
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Futures ended higher on Wednesday as concerns over Greece's stay in the eurozone eased and economic data from the US and Canada was better-than-expected.
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Positive US data lifts JSE higher
After starting lower on Greek concerns, the JSE recovered in line with global markets to end higher on Wednesday. The turnaround came following the release of positive data on manufacturing...
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After starting lower on Greek concerns, the JSE recovered in line with global markets to end higher on Wednesday. The turnaround came following the release of positive data on manufacturing...
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SA inability to fulfil investment budgets detrimental
The chronic inability to fulfil investment budgets is detrimental to South Africa's economy and is one of the biggest obstacles preventing the economy from raising its growth potential, Moody's says...
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The chronic inability to fulfil investment budgets is detrimental to South Africa's economy and is one of the biggest obstacles preventing the economy from raising its growth potential, Moody's says...
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South Africa developing cheaper way of making titanium
South African scientists are developing a new way of making powdered titanium potentially halving the cost of producing the metal used in a range of high-tech manufacturing from military aircraft...
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South African scientists are developing a new way of making powdered titanium potentially halving the cost of producing the metal used in a range of high-tech manufacturing from military aircraft...
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Gigaba reaffirms SAA financial support
Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba has expressed government's continued support for SA Airways (SAA), but has shut down the financially strapped operation from speaking publically on its woes.
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Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba has expressed government's continued support for SA Airways (SAA), but has shut down the financially strapped operation from speaking publically on its woes.
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Monthly retail sales bounce in March
Measured in real terms (constant 2008 prices), seasonally adjusted retail trade sales increased by 2.1% in March 2012 compared with February 2012.
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Measured in real terms (constant 2008 prices), seasonally adjusted retail trade sales increased by 2.1% in March 2012 compared with February 2012.
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Eskom's funding to 2017 finalised
Eskom's funding plan to 2017 has been finalised and the electricity generation group will spend R201.6 billion over the period with R65 billlion budgeted for this year, says Public Enterprises...
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Eskom's funding plan to 2017 has been finalised and the electricity generation group will spend R201.6 billion over the period with R65 billlion budgeted for this year, says Public Enterprises...
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Transnet build must include private sector: Gigaba
The private sector will have to be involved in helping state-owned logistics group Transnet to meet its capital expenditure requirements, says Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba.
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The private sector will have to be involved in helping state-owned logistics group Transnet to meet its capital expenditure requirements, says Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba.
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Rand firmer as Greek fears ease
The volatile rand was marginally firmer in afternoon trade after Greek fears were allayed as a result of a pledge made by the European Central Bank to support the country...
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The volatile rand was marginally firmer in afternoon trade after Greek fears were allayed as a result of a pledge made by the European Central Bank to support the country...
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Moody's warns on negatives for SA ratings
Ratings agency Moody's has warned that a continued growth of public debt and guarantees of state-owned enterprises' debt outpacing that of nominal GDP and revenue are among factors that pose...
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Ratings agency Moody's has warned that a continued growth of public debt and guarantees of state-owned enterprises' debt outpacing that of nominal GDP and revenue are among factors that pose...
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Bonds track weak rand; trade volatile
South African bonds tracked the rand weaker in volatile afternoon trade on Wednesday with the longer end well supported despite the weaker bias.
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South African bonds tracked the rand weaker in volatile afternoon trade on Wednesday with the longer end well supported despite the weaker bias.
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Construction projects register being created
A projects register is being established by the Construction Industry Board to help monitor progress on government's infrastructure build, says Minister in the Presidency Collins Chabane.
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A projects register is being established by the Construction Industry Board to help monitor progress on government's infrastructure build, says Minister in the Presidency Collins Chabane.
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DA thrashes Cosatu online
The street fight between the Democratic Alliance (DA) and labour movement Cosatu moved into the virtual world where about 16 million people witnessed the invective cast between the two sides.
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The street fight between the Democratic Alliance (DA) and labour movement Cosatu moved into the virtual world where about 16 million people witnessed the invective cast between the two sides.
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Water Affairs acts against four mines
Water affairs has taken legal action against four mines that continued operating without water-use licences despite being told to comply, Deputy Water Affairs Minister Rejoice Mabudafhasi said on Wednesday.
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Water affairs has taken legal action against four mines that continued operating without water-use licences despite being told to comply, Deputy Water Affairs Minister Rejoice Mabudafhasi said on Wednesday.
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NAAMSA looking at 7.5% rise in car sales for 2012
Domestic new car sales for 2012 are expected to reflect an improvement of about 7.5%, according to the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa (NAAMSA).
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Domestic new car sales for 2012 are expected to reflect an improvement of about 7.5%, according to the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa (NAAMSA).
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Maize futures up on weaker rand
South African maize futures ended higher on Wednesday, due to a weaker local currency.
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South African maize futures ended higher on Wednesday, due to a weaker local currency.
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Moody's backs SARB on unsecured lending views
Ratings agency Moody's has backed the South African Reserve Bank's (SARB) view that unsecured lending currently does not pose a credit bubble risk.
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Ratings agency Moody's has backed the South African Reserve Bank's (SARB) view that unsecured lending currently does not pose a credit bubble risk.
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Tests show significant iron ore in Mpumalanga
Positive results from a test conducted by Ferrex Plc are increasing the prospects for the development of a low-cost iron ore mine in Malelane, in Mpumalanga province.
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Positive results from a test conducted by Ferrex Plc are increasing the prospects for the development of a low-cost iron ore mine in Malelane, in Mpumalanga province.
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Merrill Lynch fund manager survey: 'Bears in the headlights'
"Bears in the Headlights" is the title of the May 2012 Bank of America (BofA) Merrill Lynch (ML) Survey of Fund Managers as investors moved to a "risk-off" mode with...
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"Bears in the Headlights" is the title of the May 2012 Bank of America (BofA) Merrill Lynch (ML) Survey of Fund Managers as investors moved to a "risk-off" mode with...
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Stats SA should 'change its attitude'
Statistics SA should change its attitude to criticism from labour market analysts, says Democratic Alliance finance spokesperson Tim Harris.
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Statistics SA should change its attitude to criticism from labour market analysts, says Democratic Alliance finance spokesperson Tim Harris.
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Foreigners sold net R329.5m SA bonds Tuesday
Foreigners were net sellers of R329.508 million of South African bonds including repo transactions on Tuesday after net sales of R5.986 million of local bonds on Monday, data released by...
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Foreigners were net sellers of R329.508 million of South African bonds including repo transactions on Tuesday after net sales of R5.986 million of local bonds on Monday, data released by...
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Call for new corruption unit
A new, dedicated corruption-busting unit should be set up to bolster the work of the Hawks, the Institute of Accountability has said.
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A new, dedicated corruption-busting unit should be set up to bolster the work of the Hawks, the Institute of Accountability has said.
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CPI, PPI being revised - Manuel
SA's main inflation indices, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and the Producer Price Index (PPI) are being improved with the new CPI weights to be released in February and the...
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SA's main inflation indices, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and the Producer Price Index (PPI) are being improved with the new CPI weights to be released in February and the...
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Futures end flat, Greek politics weigh
Futures ended flat on Tuesday as Greek politics continued to dominate markets on the day, overshadowing better-than-expected figures from Germany.
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Futures ended flat on Tuesday as Greek politics continued to dominate markets on the day, overshadowing better-than-expected figures from Germany.
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DA youth wage subsidy march turns violent
The DA's march to Cosatu House on Tuesday in support of a youth wage subsidy became violent when supporters from both sides began throwing rocks and other objects at each...
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The DA's march to Cosatu House on Tuesday in support of a youth wage subsidy became violent when supporters from both sides began throwing rocks and other objects at each...
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Independent twitchy over possible retrenchments
Staff of the country's largest English language publishing group Independent News & Media SA (INMSA) remain fretful about possible job cuts despite an opaque denial by CEO Tony Howard.
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Staff of the country's largest English language publishing group Independent News & Media SA (INMSA) remain fretful about possible job cuts despite an opaque denial by CEO Tony Howard.
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Social ills drive graduates away from SA
Social ills such as crime and poor quality of services in healthcare and education are influencing decisions by professionals to leave SA, a survey released on Tuesday revealed.
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Social ills such as crime and poor quality of services in healthcare and education are influencing decisions by professionals to leave SA, a survey released on Tuesday revealed.
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No 'dramatic' changes predicted for retail sector
Retailing in 2025 will look a lot like it does at the moment, according to Nielsen, a global information and measurement company that provides market research, insights and data.
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Retailing in 2025 will look a lot like it does at the moment, according to Nielsen, a global information and measurement company that provides market research, insights and data.
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Sactwu gives notice of protest action on May 21
The Southern African Clothing and Textile Workers' Union (Sactwu) on Tuesday gave the Apparel Manufacturers Association (AMSA) notice of its intention to embark on lunchtime protest action on May 21.
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The Southern African Clothing and Textile Workers' Union (Sactwu) on Tuesday gave the Apparel Manufacturers Association (AMSA) notice of its intention to embark on lunchtime protest action on May 21.
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Numsa's Jim calls for Gordhan's resignation
National Union of Mineworkers of SA (Numsa) leader Irvin Jim has indirectly called for Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan to be removed from office.
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National Union of Mineworkers of SA (Numsa) leader Irvin Jim has indirectly called for Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan to be removed from office.
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Foreigners bought R1.036bn in SA shares last week
Foreigners were net buyers of R1.036 billion of South African shares in the week ended May 11 after net purchases of R1.628 billion of local shares the week before, according...
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Foreigners were net buyers of R1.036 billion of South African shares in the week ended May 11 after net purchases of R1.628 billion of local shares the week before, according...
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Complaints to Credit Ombud up 5% in 2011
There was a 5% increase in the number of complaints and enquiries received by the Credit Ombud in 2011 from 13,499 to 14,167.
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There was a 5% increase in the number of complaints and enquiries received by the Credit Ombud in 2011 from 13,499 to 14,167.
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Unplanned outages 3,954 MW on May 14: Eskom
Unplanned outages eased to 3,954 Megawatts (MW) on May 14 from 5,037 Megawatts (ME) on May 10 and this year's peak of 5,776 MW on May 3.
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Unplanned outages eased to 3,954 Megawatts (MW) on May 14 from 5,037 Megawatts (ME) on May 10 and this year's peak of 5,776 MW on May 3.
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SA equity priced around fair value: RE:CM
The South African equity is priced around fair value to expensive, according to asset manager RE:CM's investment outlook on the South African market.
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The South African equity is priced around fair value to expensive, according to asset manager RE:CM's investment outlook on the South African market.
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Sanral will not appeal court decision
The SA National Roads Agency Ltd (Sanral) will not appeal against the temporary court order halting e-tolling, it was reported on Tuesday.
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The SA National Roads Agency Ltd (Sanral) will not appeal against the temporary court order halting e-tolling, it was reported on Tuesday.
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South Africa approves liquidity facility for banks
South Africa's Reserve Bank has approved the provision of a committed liquidity facility from which lenders in the country can draw from to meet Basel III liquidity coverage ratio requirements,...
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South Africa's Reserve Bank has approved the provision of a committed liquidity facility from which lenders in the country can draw from to meet Basel III liquidity coverage ratio requirements,...
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Foreigners sold net R5.986m SA bonds Monday
Foreigners were net sellers of R5.986 million of South African bonds including repo transactions on Monday after net purchases of R907.524 million of local bonds on Friday, data released by...
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Foreigners were net sellers of R5.986 million of South African bonds including repo transactions on Monday after net purchases of R907.524 million of local bonds on Friday, data released by...
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Government urged to pledge more on jobless youth
A more flexible labour regime is needed to deal with unemployment, inequality and poverty, the ANC Youth League has said.
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A more flexible labour regime is needed to deal with unemployment, inequality and poverty, the ANC Youth League has said.
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Davies, consumer commissioner in bitter wrangle
The row over Consumer Commissioner Mamodupi Mohlala-Mulaudzi's job took another turn on Monday when Trade & Industry Minister Rob Davies said he had agreed to appoint her for the period...
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The row over Consumer Commissioner Mamodupi Mohlala-Mulaudzi's job took another turn on Monday when Trade & Industry Minister Rob Davies said he had agreed to appoint her for the period...
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Palladium market to return to deficit in 2012
The palladium market was in a 1.26 million ounce surplus in 2011, according to metals research and consultant Johnson Matthey.
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The palladium market was in a 1.26 million ounce surplus in 2011, according to metals research and consultant Johnson Matthey.
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Platinum market to remain in a 'surplus'
The platinum market is expected to remain in surplus in 2012, and this will likely keep the price in a range of US$1,450 to $1,750 per ounce in the next...
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The platinum market is expected to remain in surplus in 2012, and this will likely keep the price in a range of US$1,450 to $1,750 per ounce in the next...
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Affordable medical cover hamstrung by Prescribed Minimum Benefits
While the building blocks of a way forward in healthcare within South Africa are being laid, Prescribed Minimum Benefits (PMBs) remain a major obstacle in the private healthcare sector, preventing...
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While the building blocks of a way forward in healthcare within South Africa are being laid, Prescribed Minimum Benefits (PMBs) remain a major obstacle in the private healthcare sector, preventing...
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Absa welcomes plans to promote retirement savings
Absa, South Africa's largest retail bank by customer numbers, has welcomed the labour department's plans to promote retirement savings among vulnerable workers.
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Absa, South Africa's largest retail bank by customer numbers, has welcomed the labour department's plans to promote retirement savings among vulnerable workers.
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Retirement reform proposals bode well for savings
Old Mutual says proposals to streamline the South African retirement system, which were outlined in a discussion document released by Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan on Tuesday, are encouraging from the...
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Old Mutual says proposals to streamline the South African retirement system, which were outlined in a discussion document released by Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan on Tuesday, are encouraging from the...
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Retirement reform proposals bode well for savings
Old Mutual says proposals to streamline the South African retirement system, which were outlined in a discussion document released by Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan on Tuesday, are encouraging from the...
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Old Mutual says proposals to streamline the South African retirement system, which were outlined in a discussion document released by Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan on Tuesday, are encouraging from the...
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Large corporates and their tax advisers
Looking at press reports over the last couple of months, it would seem that the issue with South African tax practitioners is that they are not saying "NO" often (or...
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Looking at press reports over the last couple of months, it would seem that the issue with South African tax practitioners is that they are not saying "NO" often (or...
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Sectional title properties in demand: Pam Golding
Sectional title properties remain popular in Gauteng because of the many advantages this form of property ownership offers, John Herbst, national sales executive at Pam Golding Properties says.
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Sectional title properties remain popular in Gauteng because of the many advantages this form of property ownership offers, John Herbst, national sales executive at Pam Golding Properties says.
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Price hikes to hit already low household savings
Increased living costs have highlighted the need for consumers to spend frugally and ensure they have effective financial planning strategies in place, according to Henry van Deventer, financial planning coach...
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Increased living costs have highlighted the need for consumers to spend frugally and ensure they have effective financial planning strategies in place, according to Henry van Deventer, financial planning coach...
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Price hikes to hit already low household savings
Increased living costs have highlighted the need for consumers to spend frugally and ensure they have effective financial planning strategies in place, according to Henry van Deventer, financial planning coach...
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Increased living costs have highlighted the need for consumers to spend frugally and ensure they have effective financial planning strategies in place, according to Henry van Deventer, financial planning coach...
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About 15% of salary should go to retirement: Acsis
Working consumers should be saving about 15% of their salaries towards retirement, Henry van Deventer, financial planning coach at financial services group Acsis says.
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Working consumers should be saving about 15% of their salaries towards retirement, Henry van Deventer, financial planning coach at financial services group Acsis says.
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Draft proposals on retirement savings reforms
The National Treasury has released a document which provides an overview of technical discussion papers that will be released this year dealing with how best to ensure that South Africans...
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The National Treasury has released a document which provides an overview of technical discussion papers that will be released this year dealing with how best to ensure that South Africans...
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Enforcing retirement savings unlikely to work: FIA
A direct move to enforce compulsory preservation is likely to be met with some considerable resistance, Peter Atkinson, technical portfolio manager at the Financial Intermediaries Association of Southern Africa (FIA)...
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A direct move to enforce compulsory preservation is likely to be met with some considerable resistance, Peter Atkinson, technical portfolio manager at the Financial Intermediaries Association of Southern Africa (FIA)...
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More people have credit than those who have jobs
How is it possible that there are more people using credit in South Africa than there are people who have jobs? This is just one of the concerns raised in...
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How is it possible that there are more people using credit in South Africa than there are people who have jobs? This is just one of the concerns raised in...
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How not to lose your house
Your first call after retrenchment should be to the holder of your mortgage
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Your first call after retrenchment should be to the holder of your mortgage
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Share of the Week: Aquarius Platinum
Mining companies are starting to feel the effect of section 54 safety stoppages imposed by the Department of Mineral Resources.
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Mining companies are starting to feel the effect of section 54 safety stoppages imposed by the Department of Mineral Resources.
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FNB house price index shows accelerated growth in April
The FNB house price index accelerated to 8.6% in April, compared with the same period a year earlier, from the revised 8.1% in March, the highest year-on-year growth since June...
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The FNB house price index accelerated to 8.6% in April, compared with the same period a year earlier, from the revised 8.1% in March, the highest year-on-year growth since June...
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Take care with dividend tax
Companies need to make sure administrative systems are in place
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Companies need to make sure administrative systems are in place
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50% rise in VAT refunds may point to capex surge
The 50% year on year (y/y) surge in Value-Added Tax (VAT) refunds to R11.8 billion in February could point to a surge in capital expenditure as VAT vendors can claim...
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The 50% year on year (y/y) surge in Value-Added Tax (VAT) refunds to R11.8 billion in February could point to a surge in capital expenditure as VAT vendors can claim...
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