High Court ruled cryptocurrencies do not fall within the definition of “money” or “capital” in terms of South Africa’s exchange-control regulations, law firm ENS says in emailed statement.

The LSSC scam — an e-scooter “investment opportunity” allegedly from Hong Kong — is spreading rapidly across the United ...

South Africa’s finance chief said the government made progress on resetting its relationship with the US and securing a trade ...

South Africa's rand was steady for most of Thursday's trading session, as markets tried to digest U.S. President Donald Trump ...

A recent tax court ruling in favour of the South African Revenue Service (Sars), which treated large loan account balances as ...

South Africa will need to slash spending if its tax agency does not meet its revenue collection target this year, Finance ...

The National Treasury plans to cut R68 billion in government spending over the next three years, as outlined by Finance ...

A recent Auditor-General report flagged two municipalities in South Africa where residents get no basic services and are ...

Dr. Sifiso Maseko and other Gauteng government officials are contesting their dismissals related to a controversial Covid-19 ...

Warning to Chinese car buyers: WeBuyCars CEO Faan van der Walt has warned South African car buyers to be cautious about new ...

The FSCA has issued a warning about Mr. Lethabo Molefe, who is soliciting investments with unrealistic returns. The public is ...