Tinus de Jager on 06/02/2026

Die beurs, rand en goudprys glinster weer

Dawie Klopper, welvaartbestuurder en beleggingsekonoom by PSG Wealth, gesels oor kommoditeitspryse, die magnifieke sewe in die VSA en die beweging van die dollar.

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Jeremy Maggs on 06/02/2026

The DA’s bid to broaden its appeal

‘They're going to have to risk that base in favour of building a bigger party, as Maimane was trying to do 10 years ago, that has black voters from the middle class and lower middle class,’ says Richard Calland, political commentator, Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership.

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Simon Brown on 06/02/2026

Inside the logic behind Barloworld’s JSE delisting

Dominic Sewela, group CEO of Barloworld, explains why delisting enables patient capital, sharper focus and long-term value creation in a cyclical, commodity-linked business.

S Simon Brown
Jeremy Maggs on 06/02/2026

SMEs win big as JSE-WC deliver funding breakthrough

Prof Richard Calland analyses the race for the DA’s top spot. How Agoa renewal affects SA’s farmers and export markets. Unbossed, AI-driven and boundary aware – inside the workplace of 2026.

J Jeremy Maggs
Jeremy Maggs on 06/02/2026

Jeremy’s weekly wrap: From Sars to Eskom – the barriers to growth

This week the focus was on Sars tightening its offshore reach, Eskom's stalled unbundling, political tensions in the DA as Steenhuisen exits and rising wage pressures – all unpacking the forces affecting SA's jobs, growth and stability.

J Jeremy Maggs
Simon Brown on 06/02/2026

Simon’s weekly wrap: Growth, governance and the jobs that never came

This week on MoneywebNOW we explored undervalued markets and commodity tailwinds with David Fraser of Peregrine Capital, oil supply chains and constraints, the Transformation Fund as a broken funding mechanism facing governance issues and four million jobs lost to low growth.

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