2025: The year that changed how we think about money
Making 2026 the year that we, as investors, must decide how to respond to the new economic reality.
Fibertime challenges SA’s headcount with a ’95 million’ question
Says its ground-level data suggests South Africa may be far more populous than assumed.
Glencore-Merafe retrenchments are another casualty of Eskom
The Wonderkop and Boshoek smelters will be placed on care and maintenance from 1 January unless a solution is found before then.
Do Walmart-branded stores solve Massmart’s Game dilemma?
It is deliberately leaning away from heavy promotional activity and loyalty cards in favour of dependable ‘Every Day Low Prices’.
Treasury responds to Springbok bullying claim
Look at the bank account, says mayor.
Chair’s conversation: Nigel Payne talks corporate governance, exec pay and municipal service
Payne chairs the boards of two JSE-listed companies that are top performers in their sectors – Vukile Property Fund and Mr Price Group. In a frank 30-minute interview, he shares his views on hot-button issues, what makes corporates successful, and what’s holding SA back.
Credit where it’s due: Africa’s credit moment
Perceptions of risk far outweigh the reality on the continent – creating a rare risk-return arbitrage for informed investors.
Kimberley: Northern Cape’s capital sunk in sewage
Salt pans and lowlands are lakes of filth, homes have been destroyed, and the amount of sewage leaking into the environment is damaging national infrastructure.
How the Sarb’s new payments exemptions will affect consumers
'I keep saying that digital payments are not a privilege; they are a right, and we must bring them to all in South Africa’ – Arif Ismail, South African Reserve Bank.
Planet Fitness: Van Benoni tot baanbreker
Mannee de Wet, medestigter en besturende direkteur van Planet Fitness, gesels oor die geskiedenis van Planet Fitness.