SIGN, SIGN AND RESIGN
By Shareen Singh
Eskom Enterprises CE Enos Banda, who resigned on Monday, says there is nothing sinister about it - he is taking up a job in the financial services sector. But it appears too much of a coincidence that his departure comes in the middle of an inter...

ALONG CAMEA CHOPPER
By Peter Honey
Government has sacked one of the icons of the local forestry industry, David Gevisser, in a reorganisation of the board of the state-owned SA Forestry Company (Safcol). Gevisser (77) served most of his life in forestry and was a founding direc...

TALKS IN AND OUT OF COURT
By Shareen Singh
State-owned diamond mine Alexkor and the Richtersveld community will be back in court in April after failing to reach agreement on a restitution package. This comes only months after the constitutional court ruled that the Richtersveld communi...

DHS BOWS TO COMMISSION
By Sasha Planting
There is no template for the process, but medical software and switching company DHS has opted to seek a negotiated settlement to its long-running dispute with the competition commission. This follows the competition tribunal's recent finding ...

THOSE IN THE KNOW
By Andrew McNulty
SA corporate leaders are cautious about the economic growth rate this year, expect the prime lending rate to be higher by year-end and believe the rand will depreciate markedly against the US dollar . These are among the findings of a poll con...

WHAT THE DOCTORS ORDERED
By Kgosi Letlape
What has the doctors' march achieved? We have created greater awareness of the issues facing doctors in SA. Is there any indication that health minister Manto Tshabalala-Msimang will meet Sama, let alone soften her stance on ...