The Competition Commission is probing the removal of certain cigarette brands from Spar.
Here's what Busisiwe Mkhwebane wants to know from Pravin Gordhan.
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South Africa is en route to spend R1 out of every R7.5 in government revenue on sovereign debt interest repayments by 2020, according to Moody's Investors Service.
On Sunday, for the first time, Kusile Unit 3 produced power, according to an internal memo to Eskom staff.
It took more than 12 hours to fully extinguish the flames that ripped through Notre-Dame Cathedral. It will take many years for a shocked nation to restore one of its defining icons.
The public has 60 days to submit comments on the Tourism Amendment Bill, which will regulate short-term accommodation in the so-called shared economy.
Eskom Group CEO Phakamani Hadebe says reducing the headcount of the debt-laden power utility cannot be avoided, but plans are in place to manage the process well.
FNB has gone from storing flamingo feathers in the 1800s to modern-day fintech, but its digital plans could be scuppered by load shedding.
About 3 000 super-rich - those with wealth of about R14m or more - migrated from South Africa over the past 10 years, according to a New World Wealth report.
President Cyril Ramaphosa says the private sector is lagging behind in transformation compared to government.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has urged businesses to help curb the country's crippling unemployment by employing more young people.
Strong international fuel prices have increased the likelihood of an unwelcome petrol price hike for May, says the AA.
"You are wasting your time – you are not going to get any concessions from me," the UDM leader replied to one question, as proceedings again moved forward at a snail's pace.
PetroSA can survive 'beyond today' thanks to emergency plan, MPs hear
Group Five has filed for bankruptcy protection
Valuer-General does not replace court in determining compensation for expropriation - chamber
Numsa has rejected the latest tariff increase granted to Eskom
Pension funds in South Africa have a legal obligation to account for the financial effects of climate change on their investments, according to two groups lobbying money managers to pay closer attention to the issue.
UDM leader Bantu Holomisa has argued that former PIC executives have easy access to funding, saying this amounts to a conflict of interest.
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