The rand held steady at a new 10-month high on Thursday as it continued to benefit from offshore yield players, Brexit, mixed data from the US, liquidity and lack of interest because of the European summer vacation
Author: Agency Staff
The Democratic Alliance is proposing a deal that would allow it to run the country’s biggest city while giving a smaller rival control of its first municipality and locking the ruling ANC out of the management of the two cities
The television industry will make a record number of shows in 2017, as streaming services Netflix, Amazon and Hulu propel a swell in production that’s creating an oversupply, veteran Fox executive John Landgraf said
The City of Johannesburg is calling on software developers to help improve processes of allocating and maintaining street addresses in rural and informal settlements. The “GeoJozi Challenge” encourages
Apple is preparing the first significant overhaul of its MacBook Pro laptop line in over four years, according to people familiar with the matter, using one of its older products to help reverse two quarters
Electricity utility Eskom says a police investigation is under way into a drone crash at its Koeberg nuclear power facility just outside Cape Town. Eskom said in a statement on Wednesday that a drone had crashed into the
MTN South Africa will outsource some of its call centre facilities in order to “optimise its operations and enhance customer experience”, the mobile telecommunications operator said on Wednesday. It said it has adopted a
Eskom, South Africa’s state-owned power utility, said it is investigating an information leak at the Koeberg nuclear plant that could affect a court case related to a R5bn contract awarded to Areva for work at the facility. The power producer hasn’t determined
After several days of hampered services, Neotel has finally restored Internet access to its customers. The company has identified and addressed the cause of the issue while it restored the 3G CDMA data service, said Neotel executive head for delivery
Members of the biggest union at South Africa’s power utility plan to broaden a strike to more plants across the country even after the company obtained a court order against the stoppage. All 15 000 members of the National Union of