Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago warned that South Africa could lose around 100,000 jobs if it fails to counter the impact of higher tariffs from the United States.

While Washington acts against Pretoria’s foreign alignments, financial markets fail to spot the reckoning ahead.

Committing to swim one metre for every rand raised, Neser received 42,000 rand and swam 42km in an outdoor pool at his club ...

South Africa's rand, government bonds and stocks gained on Friday as investors mulled over the country's hosting of a two-day ...

A former eThekwini municipality supply chain management deputy head, already accused in the R320 million Durban Solid Waste ...

Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube has handed over three recently built classrooms to the Boschrand Primary School in Msholozi, near White River in Mpumalanga. Gwarube visited the area as part of ...

An accounting error revealed a significant financial loss for South African Airways in its 2023/24 results, casting doubt on ...

The JSE All Share has outperformed the S&P 500 in dollar terms over the last five years, with the local bourse benefiting ...

President Cyril Ramaphosa said recently the State would spend more than a trillion rand over the next three years on building ...

South African popular Amapiano music producer and DJ Maphorisa recently reconciled with the Tessel Lounge 2.0 management ...

South Africa’s Valterra Platinum expects to report a sharp fall in first half profit by as much as 88% due to lower output ...

The South African rand edged up in early trade on Friday as investors turned their attention to the final day of the two-day ...