‘You've got this combination of a massive budget, really attractive to organised criminal groups, but then you've got these internal processes that lack transparency,’ says Dr Guy Lamb, commissioner, National Planning Commission.
Oil markets are closely watching flows of oil from the terminals on Saudi Arabia’s west coast after Iran all but blocked the Strait of Hormuz following attacks by the US and Israel at the end of February.
Russia has skipped in-person attendance at the annual conference since 2019, due to the coronavirus pandemic and then the war in Ukraine.
But the Information Regulator is missing in action.
Marking the latest effort by the White House to counter supply disruptions tied to the Iran war.
Long seen as a key to adding more renewables, with fossil fuels.
SAPS in freefall as top cop is dumped and corruption crisis explodes. Great return begins as South Africans flood back and Gauteng surges again. And forestry emerges as key driver of jobs and rural growth.
Potentially offering an off-ramp to a current legal battle that is holding up the confirmation of the president’s new pick to lead the central bank.
This week we looked at US private credit risks, pension benefits that don't always go where you think, markets hitting new highs after every crisis, and Trump's tariff war.
More than a dozen categories of household goods saw sharp year-on-year price increases in March.
