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SEVERAL municipalities, including the City of Johannesburg and Midvaal, have asked the National Energy Regulator of SA (Nersa) to approve electricity tariff increases above the regulator’s increase guideline of 11,03%.

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Sanlam plans to invest $500m in commercial property in sub-Saharan Africa, which is experiencing higher economic growth than developed countries.

Johannesburg, 23 May 2012: Sanlam Capital Markets, a wholly owned subsidiary of Sanlam...

For many businesses, the question of owning their premises versus renting is not new. Factors for specific companies need to include plans for growth as well as the current and foreseeable economic climate, which influences the decision-making proce...

Once a derelict fertiliser plant, Improvon has revived the land on which Montague Park is built, transforming it into a mixed use site with multiple benefits for users.

Stefano Contardo, Developments Executive at Improvon, explains that Montag...

Capital has made proposals regarding the pricing of the envisaged acquisition and the basis on which the price would be settled by it, but it has not disclosed this to the market as negotiations were continuing.

JOHANESBURG – North West developer Nicola Prinsloo, her husband Jaco and their Gauteng associate Cherie Eilertsen of Platinum Planet could soon face racketeering charges which carry a life sentence if scores of disgruntled Metsi Pepa investors ha...

Rob Kane, the chairman of the Central City Improvement District board, said new buildings going up and the redevelopment of old ones in the CBD showed confidence in the long-term prospects of Cape Town as a premier business location.

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The Department of Human Settlements is considering establishing a state-owned construction company, Minister Tokyo Sexwale said on Wednesday.

Sexwale said when houses were built in the government housing programme, the department relied "by...

Cape Town is fast establishing itself as a major hub on the international conference circuit, with the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) alone now contributing R2.7bn a year to the national economy.

The CTICC contributed the...

Nedbank Corporate Property Finance: Cape, continues to show its commitment to the listed property sector by providing tailor-made loan facilities to the value of R700 million to Ingenuity Property Investments Limited, of which R336 million is earm...

FOOD and beverage company Famous Brands has almost sustained the earnings growth of the year to February 2011, a sign that consumers continued to spend on discretionary items such as eating at restaurants in the past financial year.

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A NEW manganese mine, Kudumane Manganese, is opening in the Northern Cape, with the R1,5bn project forecast to reach initial production of 1,5-million tons a year towards the end of 2013.

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JOHANNESBURG – Global commercial real estate management and investment services firm, Jones Lang LaSalle, says South Africa needs an injection of direct foreign investment, particularly into its prime nodes to lift prospects of growth.

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While South Africa still faces economic challenges, a variety of opportunities exist ...

PICK n Pay’s foray into forecourt stores has put the spotlight on lesser-known Fruit & Veg City, which has made inroads into the forecourt market but has also taken on listed retailers in the fresh produce game.

PICK n Pay opened its second of four planned distribution centres yesterday, this time in Philippi, Cape Town following the opening of its Longmeadow distribution centre in Johannesburg in 2010.

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