The rand firmed for a third consecutive session against the dollar on Tuesday – trading at R14.66 by 14h20 – but there’s no cause for celebration, with bad news on the horizon.

The noise around Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma to succeed her ex-husband as president of the Republic of South Africa is getting louder, while other prominent names have also been thrown around.

Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema says that he has received “unconfirmed reports” that president Jacob Zuma is planning to flee South Africa.

The eThekwini executive committee is set to break ground on the Durban Point Waterfront project, which will see the city’s coastal skyline changed by skyscrapers and high-rise developments.

The Gupta-owned Oakbay Investments has reiterated that it is not involved in any form of alleged state-capture, saying that the decision by FNB and Absa to close its accounts was politically motivated.

ANC secretary general Gwede Mantashe has warned that ANC members who speak out against president Jacob Zuma will ‘pay the price’.

Arton Capital has launched its latest edition of the Passport Index – a ranking system to reveal the benefits of each passport from around the world.

The Automobile Association has published an infographic breaking down the latest fuel hike for April 2016 – detailing exactly how much money goes where.

CareerJunction has released its latest salary review for South Africa, listing the salary ranges for 10 sectors across the country, as well as regional differences.

Fidentia’s convicted accountant Graham Maddock paid Panama-based law firm Mossack Fonseca $59,000 in 2005 and 2006 to create two sets of offshore companies, according to a new report.

President Jacob Zuma, along with all other public office bearers received a pay rise which kicked in on 1 April, 2016.

A giant leak of more than 11.5 million confidential documents has revealed the financial details and management of the world’s rich and famous.

South African motorists will have to shelve out an additional 88 cents for a litre of petrol from Wednesday.

Absa has joined auditing firm, KPMG, in cutting ties with the Gupta’s listed company, Oakbay Resources & Energy, according to a report by the City Press.

The ANC’s “top 5” are going for plan B, after reportedly trying – and failing – to convince president Jacob Zuma to step down following a Constitutional Court ruling this week.

The Gauteng Portfolio Committee for Transport (GPCT) is working on a plan to provide minibus-taxi drivers in Johannesburg with their own dedicated road lane.