SpaceX proves meme markets have reached escape velocity The biggest IPO in history may also be the clearest sign yet that meme-market dynamics have become embedded in mainstream investing… June 22, 2026 by Tim Cohen Investing & Finance·Opinion
Real Politics: as new DA leader, Hill-Lewis faces an old dilemma June 22, 2026 by Zukile Majova Opinion·Politics
Investing & Finance Vodacom CEO’s R137m: 500 years of work for others June 19, 2026 by Ann Crotty Vodacom is the first to disclose its pay gap under new rules – and first to show how to fudge the figures…
Opinion·Politics Foot-in-mouth: behind the putsch on Steenhuisen June 19, 2026 by Shirley de Villiers John Steenhuisen’s likely cabinet demotion reflects FMD frustrations, staffing blunders and strained ties with organised agriculture…
Economy & Markets·Opinion Myth-busting: why foreigners aren’t taking local jobs June 19, 2026 by Justin Visagie Blaming migrants distracts attention from the deeper structural problems that have left millions of South Africans without work…
Opinion·Politics Africa’s next Idi Amin rises as Uganda sinks June 19, 2026 Ray HartleyandGreg Mills Yoweri Museveni’s son represents a new wave of repression sweeping East Africa, raising concerns about democracy, rights and complicity…
Opinion·Pods PODCAST: ‘Sharp Sharp’ – Hector Pieterson’s unfinished business June 19, 2026 Rob RoseandZukile Majova Is South Africa failing its youth? While there is a success story to be told, the country’s schoolchildren still face overwhelming odds…
Analysis·Investing & Finance PIC governance fight spills into the gossip economy June 18, 2026 by Tim Cohen While rumours swirl around a PIC director, tough questions remain about governance, oversight and the Lanseria saga…
Investing & Finance·Personal Finance Why retirees can’t afford to play it safe June 18, 2026 by Vernon Wessels Investing too conservatively in a living annuity is South Africa’s quiet retirement crisis. Here’s what Stanlib’s research shows – and what to do about it…
Economy & Markets May’s inflation print just made SARB’s next rate call harder June 18, 2026 by Enzokuhle Sabela May’s 4.5% inflation print keeps a July rate hike possible, but easing oil prices and an Iran deal may give the SARB room to pause…
Investing & Finance·Opinion Investing, bias and timing June 18, 2026 by Bright Khumalo How and when you start investing shapes your beliefs about markets. The challenge is not letting one cycle define your worldview…
Economy & Markets·Partner Content Keep it simple, stupid: how to outfox competitors June 18, 2026 by Andrea Reinecke Simple organisations move faster and lure more customers. By removing friction, they can focus their energy where it matters most.…
Opinion·Personal Finance SpaceX, sudden wealth and the miracle of the market June 17, 2026 by Matthew Matthee SpaceX listed at $135 a share, valuing Elon Musk’s rocket company at $1.77-trillion. Here’s what it reveals about how markets actually work…
Investing & Finance·Personal Finance How I spend my currency … with former Purple Group CEO Mark Barnes June 17, 2026 by Nelisiwe Shomang The former SAPO CEO on retirement assets, informal markets and why art makes for great company…
Books·Pleasure Andrew Smith unboxes the Yuppiechef story June 19, 2026 by TJ Strydom Yuppiechef co-founder Andrew Smith unpacks ‘Handwritten’, the memoir built from decades of journals and one very pink business…
Pleasure Eight questions for the interested and interesting: Bianca Amato June 19, 2026 by Sarah Buitendach The beloved South African actress is in a new stage production called ‘Midnight in Parys’. Here she talks books, Kate Bush and jigsaw puzzles…
Food & Drinks·Pleasure What we’re drinking this week: Restless River Main Road & Dignity Cabernet Sauvignon June 19, 2026 by Sarah Buitendach Restless River Main Road & Dignity Cabernet Sauvignon brings together ripe cassis, red cherry and hints of fynbos…
Pleasure Joburg’s Barbican building is back, baby! June 14, 2026 by Jo Buitendach Explore the history of the Joburg's Barbican building, an architectural gem that has had a wonderful revival…
Pleasure The Friday song (on a Sunday): ‘Mogo’ by Fatoumata Diawara June 14, 2026 by Mark Rosin Fatoumata Diawara’s ‘Mogo’ is a hypnotic, guitar-driven Wassoulou banger — and the perfect pick-me-up after slightly bruising week.…
Pleasure·Style & Luxury Shine time! The finest jewellery to lust after right now June 12, 2026 by Jo Buitendach From Bvlgari and Pomellato to Kirsten Goss and FOPE, our edit of the most covetable jewellery around right now…
Pleasure Eight questions for the interested and interesting: Katherine-Mary Pichulik June 12, 2026 by Sarah Buitendach The founder of PICHULIK tells us about books, art and tarot cards…
Food & Drinks·Pleasure What we’re drinking this week: Henri Cognac Sparkling Ginger Spirit Cooler June 12, 2026 by Sarah Buitendach French cognac, sparkling ginger and just the right amount of spice come together in this polished, ready-to-drink serve…
Books·Pleasure Currency’s best books of the year (so far) June 7, 2026 by Sarah Buitendach Dive into our favourite books of 2026 (so far). They include great non-fiction and a graphic novel. Perfect reads for cozy winter weekends!…
Pleasure The Friday song (on a Sunday): ‘This Too Shall Light’ by Amy Helm June 7, 2026 by Mark Rosin My recent Friday Song about Steely Dan took me down an adjacent tributary this week. Posting previously about the children of music royalty, I…
1 SpaceX proves meme markets have reached escape velocity June 22, 2026 The biggest IPO in history may also be the clearest…
2 Spare me your ‘lived experience’ June 22, 2026 Not only is this fact-free phrase an assault on language,…
3 Real Politics: as new DA leader, Hill-Lewis faces an old dilemma June 22, 2026 Geordin Hill-Lewis leads the DA at a pivotal moment. Can…
4 PODCAST: Building a leaner, smarter telecoms business June 22, 2026 How does a business reinvent itself after repeated setbacks? Michael…