Joburg safe from acid mine water – study
A geo-technical risk assessment says there's no risk of acid mine water flooding the basements of high-rise buildings in the Joburg CBD.
Transnet: Swazi link is Waterberg saviour
Transnet's plans to service the strategic Waterberg coalfields hinge on whether it will succeed in moving general freight off the coal line, via a Swaziland loop.
Salaries of Eskom execs doubled
Eskom has paid executives 109% more than in the previous year, with its CEO now earning R5.7m a year and its human resources head getting a 507% pay hike.
Egypt steel magnate faces fresh graft charges
Egyptian steel magnate Ahmed Ezz, a top ally of ousted President Hosni Mubarak who is being investigated for graft, faces fresh charges of profiteering and squandering public funds.
JSE reaching oversold levels
The local market is oversold and could possibly again experience the short-term run, technical analysis shows.
Godsell: How to curb the youth’s anger
It will be pathetic if South Africans allowed themselves to be paralysed by the ANC Youth League’s demands, says Business Leadership SA chair Bobby Godsell.
Mzi Khumalo crosses the border
Controversial mining magnate Mzi Khumalo is closing shop in South Africa as his main corporate entity goes into final liquidation.
S&P unfazed by silicosis claims threat
Ratings agency Standard & Poor says it is too soon to assess whether South African miners will be significantly hit by silicosis claims.
Gold steady as investors mull Greece crisis
Gold is trading steady as uncertainty over Greece's ability to remain solvent lingers.
Lontoh faces squabble over control of Lubimbi
Lontohcoal, the first company headquartered in SA to attempt a listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, is facing a challenge for control over its key Zimbabwe coal resources.