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Ray Mahlaka's coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements related to the finance, economy, and business sectors in South Africa. He frequently covers stories related to state-owned entities such as Eskom and Transnet, as well as government bailouts. To effectively reach out to Ray Mahlaka, consider providing insights or commentary on significant financial decisions made by the South African government that could impact businesses and industries in the country. Additionally, offering expert analysis on the performance or challenges faced by state-owned enterprises like Eskom and Transnet would likely align with his reporting focus.
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By: Ray Mahlaka
Seafood pasta at restaurants can come with a hefty price tag and no guarantee of freshness, especially far from the coast. I took matters into my own hands, creating a delicious, budget-friendly and creamy seafood pasta at home that satisfied my craving without breaking the bank.
As Johannesburg warms and tastes shift, lighter Mediterranean-inspired seafood dishes become ideal. Take advantage of grocery store discounts on frozen seafood to create simple, quick meals such as garlic white wine mussels.
From a kitchen disaster with amagwinyas to becoming The Kasi Cook, this final column shares lessons learned, cooking insights, and a festive prawn cocktail recipe to celebrate a delicious journey.
More than a year into the job, the head of Transnet Freight Rail is stabilising the operator. Early gains in capacity, morale and industry engagement point to a slow rebuild of South Africa’s freight backbone.
This year has proved to be a period of remarkable financial resurgence for MTN. So far in 2025 the company's shares have outperformed competitors Vodacom and Telkom on the JSE, leaping by more than 70%.
Confusing rules and grid constraints prevent companies from selling excess power
The real solution to the delisting trend could lie in making public markets economically viable for smaller firms
Seelan Gobalsamy, who took over as CEO of Omnia in 2019, is reaping the rewards of a turnaround plan that included a management shake-up and urgent steps to cut the debt burden. The share has recovered from about R27 to about R95 now
Five years after its launch, the reform project has clocked up a few wins. But problems remain, most notably in transport
Clicks and Dis-Chem exchange fire in the loyalty and price battle
