Country’s banking sector has been hit by non-performing loans in struggling oil sector

One of the world’s most dangerous areas is also one of the fastest-growing markets

Sovereign debt specialist Buchheit to help unlock former pariah state’s unpaid loans

Beijing signals new approach as concern grows over misguided ‘vanity projects’

Ramaphosa under pressure to make tough decisions over fate of utility Eskom

Parliamentary report adds to consultancy’s woes over fallout from political scandal

The auditor is trying to salvage its reputation following a series of scandals

South African Airways symbolises plight of institutions brought low by graft

Inflation surges as Khartoum makes slow progress in rebuilding global ties

State vows to end ‘fiscal indiscipline’

Billionaire Aliko Dangote’s big gamble seeks to change the economics of the sector

President’s policies on the economy, security and corruption have had mixed results

Investor support needed to enable services for the nation’s surging population

Hendrik du Toit’s move to executive chairman of AM unit raises governance red flags

Country’s banking system is being opened to non-financial groups like telecom operators

Minister wants to entice US and European companies following lifting of American sanctions

Finance minister fears highly indebted carrier unlikely to return to profit