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LATESTSisulu wants the ANC to discipline Zuma
Lindiwe Sisulu called on the ANC to discipline Jacob Zuma over the corruption allegations and the effect his decisions have had on the party and country.
Vodacom to reimburse customers after data glitch
Vodacom has vowed to reimburse customers affected by a data glitch on Monday, the company confirmed.
Manyi rescues Gupta-owned media units
Under fire Gupta-owned Oakbay Investments announced that it had sold its media units, ANN7 and The New Age, to Mzwanele 'Jimmy' Manyi's firm Lodidox.
Eskom offer hefty sum to drought relief
Eskom's Development Foundation has donated R750 000 in aid of the Free State's Setsoto Municipality drought relief programme.
Deadlock between SAA and Air Zimbabwe continues
South African Airways has had to trigger its emergency control centre, amid a impasse with Air Zimbabwe.
SA and Chinese bank partner up to fund African SMEs
A South African and Chinese bank has partnered up to provide funding for small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) in Africa.
Competition Commission officially enters #DataMustFall fray
The Competition Commision entered the #DataMustFall fray with the terms of reference for the inquiry into the matter being published in the Government Gazette.
Numsa accuses SAA of bullying, threatens to strike
Numsa is accusing embattled state airline SAA of bullying them in order to keep them quiet about a report into corruption at the carrier.
UPDATE: Gordhan loses the battle but wins the war
Pravin Gordhan may have lost the battle in having the court declare him not empowered to intervene in bank-client relationships, but ultimately won the war.
Trio sentenced to 95 years for VAT fraud
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) is hailing a court judgement which saw three men convicted of VAT fraud sentenced to 95 years in prison.
