Nuwe FATF-proses begin: SA moet hard werk om van die gryslys af te bly
Kokkie Kooyman, ontleder van die finansiële sektor by Denker Capital, gesels oor Suid-Afrika se nuwe FATF-proses.
Goeie winde uit Egipte waai na Vodacom
Dr Steve Minnaar, portefeuljebestuurder by Abax Investments, deel sy mening oor Naspers, Prosus en Tencent, SpaceX se notering en aandeelprys, asook Vodacom se handelsverklaring.
Mobile giant balances performance with size in new release
Nafisa Akabor, founder of Recharged.co.za, shares her impressions of Samsung's latest foldable devices and how they compare with rival offerings.
Can South Africa catch up in the global mining race?
Kuda Mukova, CEO of RIIS Africa, examines the challenges holding back South Africa's mining sector and the rising risks facing global mining jurisdictions.
National Treasury submits fifth compliance report to the FATF
Bradley Elliott, CEO of RelyComply, explains SA's progress since exiting the FATF grey list, ongoing concerns over financial crime prosecutions, and the risk of being grey-listed again.
Decline in Bab al-Mandeb Strait traffic drives energy price spike
Patrick Bond, Distinguished Professor of Sociology at UJ, discusses the diplomatic implications of developments in the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, their impact on global trade, and the opportunities for Africa.
The hunt for the value in the market
Kearabilwe Nonyana of PrimeXBT discusses the market's hunt for value, renewed interest in industrial shares, geopolitical risks to oil prices, resilient US earnings, record AI stocks, the rand's performance, the Sarb's decision to hold rates, and the upcoming US interest rate decision.
Governance gap leaves Johannesburg R200.9bn behind Cape Town
'Their asset-value divergence offers an unusually revealing comparison of how municipal performance may influence market prices or economic performance within one economy.' said Will Harris.
Joburg’s vehicle licence paper shortage exposes deeper government failure
‘It's not like they didn't know that they were running out of paper. It's not like they don't know how many people are coming to have their licences done and renewed. So this is just sheer incompetence,’ says Outa CEO Wayne Duvenage.
Crypto treasury firms pivot to AI
In bid to win back investors.