Fancy a cup of coffee? How about a chocolate? Or a fresh cream waffle with syrup? These were some of the treats offered to delegates on...
The 1970s are known for political scandal while the 1980s are known for pop culture. They are also known for South Africa’s boom in the mining...
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Six years ago a major development was announced in South Africa. Billed as a game changer, it was meant to alter the urban footprint of Johannesburg,...
Africa’s biggest pay-TV group MultiChoice debuted on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange on Wednesday with shares opening at 95.50 rand, giving the company a market capitalization of...
Zimbabwe’s central bank drip-fed dollars on Monday to a handful of commercial banks to allocate to large businesses, part of currency reforms authorities hope will ease...
Nigeria has ordered foreign oil and gas companies to pay nearly $20 billion in taxes it says are owed to local states, industry and government sources...
Treasury sets out plans to render on to Caesar what belongs to Caesar. Revenue collection remains a bugbear for government due to weak economic growth and...
At the end of the third quarter last year, South Africa recorded a high unemployment rate of 27.5%. Townships and informal settlements are at the helm...
Maipato Kesebang normally grows maize, jugo beans and sweet reed on her 20-hectare plot of land northwest of Gaborone, Botswana’s capital. But last year, worsening drought...
