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- Major international car brand wants to build a factory in South AfricaA Chinese car giant has doubled down on its plans to establish a vehicle assembly plant in South Africa. Read more »
- Another finance company hit with sanctions in South AfricaThe South African Reserve Bank has sanctioned eZaga Remit for failing to comply with the FIC Act. Read more »
- Invest Globally with Ease: Nedbank’s New Stockbroking FeatureFor South Africa’s investors, the ability to access global markets has never been more essential. Read more »
- Eskom spends extra R10 billion as state spending shoots upPublic sector organisations have increased infrastructure spending by R42 billion in one year, with Eskom leading the charge. Read more »
- Major South African retailer takes a hit in Australia and the UKThe Foschini Group has seen a drop in earnings, but believes its shares are trading at a discount to their intrinsic value. Read more »
- Dispose responsibly – ROSE Foundation and AutoZone lead the way in used oil recyclingROSE Foundation works with AutoZone in a nationwide effort to make it easier than ever for motorists, workshops, and businesses to dispose of their used oil safely and sustainably. Read more »
- South African billionaire heir’s urgent message to governmentJonathan Oppenheimer, scion of the family that built Anglo American and De Beers into global mining powerhouses, has urged the government to "get out of the way". Read more »
- Big trouble for petrol and diesel prices in South AfricaAfter a cut to fuel prices in November, rising global oil prices are catching up, putting local recoveries on the back foot at the start of the month. Read more »
- BusinessTech – The best place to reach South African decision-makersBusinessTech offers unmatched marketing ROI as it allows companies to reach a highly influential audience of South African decision-makers. Read more »
- Another 50-year-old company could be forced to close in South AfricaOne of South Africa’s major mining and ferrochrome companies warned that it may have to consider significant operational changes, including the possible closure of its remaining furnaces. Read more »
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