MATelec recognises the important role the extensive Electrical Wholesaler
Network plays in the supply chain of products and support to the electrician and
therefore invites you to ask your local wholesaler about the MATelec product
range and pricing.
New MATelec Website
Welcome to the new MATelec website, which was launched on 15-April-2009. We have now upgraded and improved our website, with many new additions.
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Tug-of-war to be resolved
Are Willem Alberts and Louis Ludik Sharks or Lions? All will be revealed at the South African Rugby Union's judicial enquiry into the long-running tug-of-war.
Maties maul Vikings
The Maties have demolished the TUT Vikings in a one-sided Varsity Cup match in Cape Town.
Shimlas played a clinical match
Shimlas continued their strong start to the 2010 Varsity Cup by beating NMMU Madibas at Shimla Park, Bloemfontein.
Cool head Smit squares it for UJ
It took a last minute penalty by University of Johannesburg flyhalf Andre Smit to tie up the scores with nine tries and a see-sawing scoreline by Tukkies and UJ doing the Varsity Cup competition full justice.
Ikeys hold off determined Pukke
The University of Cape Town retained their unbeaten run in the 2010 Varsity Cup when they edged their Potchefstroom rivals, NWU-Pukke, in a nailbiter.
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Resources keep JSE afloat
The JSE is firmer led by resources, which are buoyed by a weaker dollar.
Steady rand consolidates
The rand is little changed from its previous levels, tracking the euro as markets look to consolidate.
Bonds a tad firmer on auction
Bonds are a tad firmer after a well bid bond auction and underpinned by a stronger rand.
World markets mixed
World stocks are mixed following Wall Street's decline on lingering worries about high European debt levels.
Transnet heads to London stocks
Transport parastatal Transnet says it will sell bonds worth $2bn on the London Stock Exchange.
Firmer rand tracks stronger euro
The rand has firmed, tracking the euro, which tested $1.37 against the
dollar.
Resources lead JSE firmer
The JSE is firmer, buoyed by stronger resources stocks.
Bonds steady; eye bond auction
Bonds are little changed from their previous closing levels ahead of the weekly government bond auction and employment data.
Dow closes below 10 000
US stocks have tumbled amid worries about debt problems in the eurozone, sending the Dow Jones industrials to a close below 10 000 for the first time since November 4.
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AUD/ZAR
1 South African Rand = 0.14943 Australian Dollar
EUR/ZAR
1 South African Rand = 0.09481 Euro
GBP/ZAR
1 South African Rand = 0.08348 British Pound Sterling
USD/ZAR
1 South African Rand = 0.12994 US Dollar
view full list of exchange rates
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