New rules for foreign telecoms operators, Ramaphosa's infrastructure plan includes seven major projects, and Pepcor's headline earnings show an impressive increase.By Chris Gibbons

A showdown looming in parliament over a possible BEE change in policy in the Department of Communications to accommodate Musk's Starlink, and hopes for an interest cut run high.By Chris Gibbons

Beleagured Transnet gets a R51 billion payout from government, and Pick n Pay forges ahead with a significant upswing in trading profit.By Chris Gibbons

Unpacking Budget 3.0 and the Oval Office tête-à-tête between Trump and Ramaphosa.By Chris Gibbons

Crunch time in Cape Town and Washington today, SA's BBE policy under attack from Elon Musk again, and NGO Open Secrets goes after PRASA.By Chris Gibbons

The Post Office gets massive bailout, Nissan considers shutting down two more plants, and Chinese battery maker, CATL, has impressive debut on the stock market.By Chris Gibbons

A big week ahead for SA; The budget expected Wednesday, Agricultural Minister John Steenhuisen to meet with Trump, and will Transnet down tools ?By Chris Gibbons

The Deputy Minister says farmers have the backing of government, Budget 3.0 to be delivered soon, and the rand reacts favourably to projected inflation targets.By Chris Gibbons

Shocking new unemployment figures, S&P cite the end of load shedding as positive for growth, just as loadshedding returns, and Exxaro diversifies.By Chris Gibbons

MTN reports good growth, Tiger Brands makes formal offer to listeria victims, and the US market surges on the back of the latest China tariff deal.By Chris Gibbons

Daybreak Foods under fire for inhumane practices, an important week ahead for figures from S&P, and talks between China and the USA appear positive.By Chris Gibbons

Corporate news dominates financial headlines, and state-owned chicken farm, Daybreak Foods, to be prosecuted by the NSPCA on animal cruelty charges.By Chris Gibbons

Operation Vulindlela back on track, Absa chair to step down and government has no plans to nationalise the Reserve Bank.By Chris Gibbons

South Africa to invest billions in a new nuclear programme, the fuel price drops Wednesday, and 94-year-old Warren Buffett retires .By Chris Gibbons

SA's politicians are at it again, the second-hand car market performing well, and Trump hits the 100 day mark.By Chris Gibbons

Beef prices set to skyrocket, the budget revision gets underway, and Sibanye threatens to close some mines.By Chris Gibbons

VAT increase/decrease mayhem, reaction to the VAT reversal subdued, will government borrowing escalate?By Chris Gibbons

The VAT increase is scrapped, inflation is down thanks to the drop in the price of fuel, and a mixed bag on the markets.By Chris Gibbons

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expected in SA this week, Trump continues his attack on US Federal Reserve Bank Governor Jerome Powell, and the IMF and World Bank hold meetings in Washington.By Chris Gibbons

The latest SA business confidence index outlook a positive one, Clicks reports substantial growth in health and beauty categories, and US Federal Chair sounds tariff warning.By Chris Gibbons

The uncertainty in SA politics continues ,Trump's 'tariff pause' gives Msanzi's citrus farmers a welcome reprieve, with no such luxury offered to China.By Chris Gibbons

State bailout delays ArcelorMittal's closure, and the double whammy of tariffs and a shaky coalition affects the JSE.By Chris Gibbons

Trump's tariffs plunge global markets into turmoil and panic Agoa, while back home, the new levies and shaky political coalition impact the economy.(Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)By Chris Gibbons

SARS cleans up, driven mainly by personal income tax, ActionSA meets with ANC over budget, and a turnaround on the markets.By Chris Gibbons

Eight Eskom coal-powered plants permitted to breach emission rules, the budget nears approval, and a roller coaster ride on the stock markets. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons.)By Chris Gibbons

Government unveils ambitious plan for infrastructure and service delivery in eight cities, car manufacturers remain in the dark on tariff implications, and SA still not getting a handle on corruption.By Chris Gibbons

South Africa's consumer confidence index plummets, ArcelorMittal in talks with the government behind closed doors, and Pepkor in massive deal to acquire major brands from Retailabilty.By Chris Gibbons

SA's inflation rate holds steady, post-Christmas retail sales figures look good and tech giant Tencent almost doubles its profits.By Chris Gibbons

South Africa's 2025 revised budget - still rejected by the country's major political parties.By Chris Gibbons