ConCourt rules asylum seekers once rejected cannot reapply
Finds that Refugees Act does not provide for reapplications and is silent on how they should be handled.
Warsh confirmed as new head of the Fed
In narrowest-ever vote.
Cape storm fallout could spark liability disputes over fallen trees, warns insurer
Torrential rain and gale-force winds that battered the Western Cape are triggering a surge in insurance claims.
AA wants manufacturers criminally liable for death and injury in cars with poor safety features
Will launch campaign after Toyota Starlet receives zero stars in Global NCAP crash test.
How Transnet plans to ‘Uberise’ rail in SA
Opens up rail sector to private participation as its long-standing monopoly winds down.
eThekwini wants biggest jump in tariffs, with Joburg not far behind
Proposed increases for electricity, water, rates and refuse compared …
SCA delivers blow to Sars in protracted court battle
Finds the exclusion of lay representatives in tax court would be unconstitutional.
Financial well-being isn’t for just a few …
And it doesn’t come from an investment product.
Is Joburg financially attractive?
‘It doesn't make sense from an investment point of view; investors need reassurance that the state of the city is going to change right now’ – Outa CEO Wayne Duvenage.
SA gets R2.5bn boost to ease infrastructure constraints
Dr Azar Jammine, director and chief economist at Econometrix, on the advantages and disadvantages of the latest loan agreement aimed at boosting infrastructure recovery.