ANC means business
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The ANC and Busa have pledged to work together to eradicate poverty, grow the economy and 'build a better life for all'.
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» Recession unlikely - Busa
» It's oil or nothing
» Recession unlikely - Busa
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Workers at Woolworths are to stage a mass protest against the retailer in Joburg.
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SA needs 2500 more debt counsellors to cope with its growing consumer crisis.
Workers war at Woolies
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Workers at Woolworths are to stage a mass protest against the retailer in Joburg.
Credit counsel crisis?
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SA needs 2500 more debt counsellors to cope with its growing consumer crisis.
HIGHLIGHTS »
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Ben Trovato's step-by-step guide to building your very own nuclear warhead. Called Muppet.
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Hotels seem immune to the economic slowdown, growing for the third successive year.
How to build a WMD
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Ben Trovato's step-by-step guide to building your very own nuclear warhead. Called Muppet.
Crunch? What crunch?
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Hotels seem immune to the economic slowdown, growing for the third successive year.
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Investments in struggling US home-loan financers have earned Russia more than a billion dollars.
Trash-talking in Finland
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Workers war at Woolies
Workers at Woolworths are to stage a mass protest against the retailer in Joburg.
GDP shows 2-speed economy
The GDP growth reflects the two-speed nature of economic activity in South Africa at present.
» WORLD NEWS
End of BAA airport era?
Britain's Competition Commission has recommended the sale of three airports.
» RAND & JSE
Rand steady as dollar slows
The rand was steady with a firmer bias in noon trade as the recent dollar rally began to slow.
JSE remains buoyed
Stocks remained in the black at midday on Wednesday, buoyed by resources and mining stocks.
» WORLD MARKETS
Euro sharply lower
European markets closed sharply lower Tuesday, following heavy losses on Wall St.
US takes a drubbing
US stocks took a drubbing for a second day Tuesday on heightened economic fears.
» PERSONAL FINANCE/PROPERTY
Finally a rates smile...
The SARB's decision not to hike rates is a positive move for business confidence.
CT high-rise selling fast
Flats in a plush, upcoming high-rise in Cape Town's trendy city centre are selling fast…
