Obtaining a mining licence is the single biggest obstacle to progress of South Africa's junior mining sector.
South Gauteng High Court Judge Brian Mashile's sin appeared to be his order that the insurer should reinstate Peter Moyo.
Mobile company says it did what was necessary to protect the connectivity of millions of South Africans.
Group says it has also engaged law enforcement agencies to bring executives and directors implicated in irregularities to book.
Second-largest investor on the NSE says it has taken the necessary measures to safeguard the safety and security of its customers and staff.
Steinhoff said on Friday that it planned to task Mazars, the international accountancy, advisory and tax services firm.
Massmart has hit the brakes on paying dividends in the half-year to June.
Gender parity remains elusive in the 'world's worst destination for solo female travellers' writes Dineo Faku.
The African telecoms giant sees service revenue growth reduced by 3. 3?percent in a stubbornly weak economy.
The group said Brasher had successfully implemented the strategy to reset the long-term earnings trajectory of the group.
Group announced that it added 4. 5?million new active subscribers in the year to end-March
The JSE-listed food packaging company said operating income from its grains business also plummeted 25% on onslaught from cheaper competitors.
Edcon chief executive Grant Patttison has said that the group would use the R2. 7 billion lifeline it received from lenders.
Smartphones have become the go-to technology for online shopping, with more than 20% of South African consumers using them weekly.
Rebound despite issues with state-owned Eskom, the uncertainty of a ratings downgrade.
The union plans to down tools today in sympathy with 15 000 members on strike at Sibanye-Stillwater mines
But Icasa raises concerns that the listing went ahead despite complaints before the Compliance Committee
Speaking during the financial results presentation Sibanye-Stillwater's chief financial officer, Charl Keyter, questioned Moody?s methodology.
Woolies said shareholders would receive 92c a share for the 26 weeks ended December, down 15. 2?percent from 108. 5c per share in the prior period.
Amcu has threatened to shut down the mining industry in a bid to oppose Sibanye?s plan to cut about 7?000 employees at its ailing gold mines.
Gold Fields will not call it quits at South Deep, its troubled operation, after it introduced recovery measures following the plunge in profits.
Former South African ambassador to Iran held on graft charges related to mobile phone licence and chief in Uganda deported.
Woolworths extended its losses on the JSE the surprise resignation of Gail Kelly and Patrick Allaway as independent non-executive directors.
Lonmin planned to freeze output at the Hossy shaft as part of a measure to cut high production costs in a weak platinum price environment.
Mining investors on Wednesday gave Ramaphosa?s new dawn a thumbs up, saying that it represented a renewed drive to restore the ailing industry.