Africa's new credit rating agency faces challenges in establishing credibility
African Credit Rating Agency launches in Mauritius, aiming to provide alternative to Big Three rating agencies
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African Credit Rating Agency launches in Mauritius, aiming to provide alternative to Big Three rating agencies
The N1 near Paarden Eiland reopened after emergency repairs to a pedestrian bridge damaged by a truck carrying an industrial tank on Saturday night.
South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa faces a tough decision on including EFF leader Julius Malema in the government of national unity.
Former Knysna mayor Thando Matika, acting municipal manager Boy Ngubo, and acting chief financial officer Busisiwe Lubhelwana face corruption charges.
Manchester City appeals against guilty verdict in 115 charges of misconduct
South Africa's major centres face a mixed weather picture today, with Gqeberha expecting a 96% chance of rain.
Shoprite leverages customer data to offer low-cost financial services
Former Sibanye-Stillwater CEO Neal Froneman clarifies comments on targeting individuals behind South African policies
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis faces a crucial decision on a US tech giant's data centre that could consume as much power as 250,000 households.
City Power seeks AI solution to address R6bn annual revenue leakages in Johannesburg's electricity distribution system.
South Africa's proposed Municipal Structures Amendment Bill, aimed at regulating hung councils and coalition politics, delayed until after municipal elections.
South Africa cricket team defeats Australia 5-0 in ODI series