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The stink of mediocrity!
Paddy bemoans the fact that so many of the government departments actually think they are doing fine because F (for mediocrity) is good enough. But it is destroying us!

Approval for Redefine to acquire Hyprop
Redefine Properties Limited has received unconditional approval from the Competition Tribunal for the acquisition of Hyprop Investment Limited.

UK rates forecast good & bad
According to a leading group of economists, interest rates in Britain will have to stay at their record low of 0,5% for the next four years.

Bryanston clusters seeing high demand
Cluster homes are finding good favour among buyers in the northern Johannesburg suburb of Bryanston as security requirements become increasingly important.

Homeowners still not renovating
While buyers are slowly returning to the residential property market, South Africans continue to shy away from spending money on value-add upgrades to existing homes.
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Life Healthcare plans R7bn listing
Private hospital operator Life Healthcare Group plans one of the largest private placements on the local bourse.

CIC delivers big profits
Fast moving consumer goods services specialist CIC Holdings justified its billing as one of the JSEs top performing shares with a strong annual performance.

Vodacom homes in on data for growth
Telecommunications group Vodacom says data is a vital part of its growth strategy.

World Cup: Firms may sacrifice power
Should there be electricity supply problems during the World Cup, Eskom will ask big manufacturers and mines to lower their power usage.

Eurozone ministers back euro
Eurozone finance ministers have vowed to fix the regions finances after expressing concern at the plunging euro.

Foreign soccer players to pay SA tax
One local institution set to win from the countrys hosting of the 2010 FIFA World Cup is the SA Revenue Service.

Strikers want govt intervention
As SA industry suffers amid a crippling Transnet strike, workers are appealing to government as wage talks reach a dead end.

Short-term power capacity needed
The country needs more electricity capacity in the short term because power supply affects business plans, says Business Leadership SA.

Resources lead JSE into the red
The JSE has ended in negative territory, led by jittery resource stocks ahead of the Henry Tax Review, which is due for release in Australia.

Rand firm on Greece news
The rand has remained on the front foot amid a stronger euro on news of an imminent rescue package for Greece.
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