Katharine Child is a journalist at Arena Holdings, with a focus on business news. She writes for Business Day and her work has also appeared in the Sunday Times. Katharine covers a wide range of topics within the business sector, including corporate news, legal disputes, and market trends.
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Company stops direct deliveries to lower-volume retailers amid plunge in legal cigarette sales
Its stock is up more than 200% despite it making a loss in the most recent financial year
Investment holding company Transaction Capital says all the conditions for the unbundling of used car dealer WeBuyCars have been met and the private listing will ahead as expected.
National Assembly speaker may face up to 12 counts of corruption and bribery stemming from her time as minister of defence
Staff will be paid a retrenchment package worth R600m, in four tranches over eight months
Saudi Arabia resumed imports of SA beef this year, more than two decades after a trade agreement was suspended due to concerns about foot-and-mouth disease.
Grocer arguably needs offshore earnings to service its hefty euro-denominated debt, but its core — and biggest — business is in SA
The chair of Mozambican consumer and agricultural goods group RGS, Momade Aquil Rajahussen, says the laying of a fraud complaint against the firm by the owners of Tongaat Hulett is just an attempt to “damage their good name”.
Concern about concentration and lack of productivity in polymers market, which relies heavily relies on exports
An in-depth study by the World Health Organisation and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development shows private hospital and doctor
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