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The FNB/BER Building Confidence Index fell to 38 in the second quarter from 42 in the first quarter, meaning more than 60% of firms are unhappy with current business conditions.

South African firms of various sizes and ownership regard compliance with broad-based black economic empowerment as too costly for their businesses, with no discernible benefit to justify the cost, according to a survey conducted by two firms.

An amount of steel imports is being allowed to support the auto manufacturing sector

Wholesaler says dividends will only be considered once earnings recovery becomes sustainable

The Minerals Council SA, which represents 90% of South Africa’s mining output by value, says it will “engage” policy makers.

Lack of carbon trading mechanisms could see local airlines miss out on climate finance

Relatively strong output from finance, real estate and business services industry offsets contraction in manufacturing

The probe will focus on uncovering alleged governance failures and other issues at Inseta

Late last year, a handful of retired Honda Motor executives started meeting privately to discuss the Japanese carmaker’s troubles and the person they believed was the cause: CEO Toshihiro Mibe.

Group files charges with police and lodges formal complaint with Companies and Intellectual Property Commission

Madlanga commission papers allege procurement interference and confidential leaks

BNPL ‘acts as a gateway into formal credit rather than replacing traditional products’

Airlines are raising fares but still absorbing some fuel price increases costs

‘I'm here to cement relationships and look for more opportunities,’ says Matshela Seshibe

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