Treasury draws a line on failing municipalities Treasury freezes July funding to 69 municipalities, including Joburg, in its toughest push yet for fiscal discipline… July 7, 2026 Vernon WesselsandTim Cohen News
Opinion·Politics Dada’s back in the mix. Yes, really July 6, 2026 by Shirley de Villiers Joburg’s decline under Dada Morero makes his return to the ANC mayoral candidate shortlist hard to justify…
Opinion·Pods PODCAST: Untapping the business potential of South Africa’s academic research July 6, 2026 by Michael Avery South Africa has the ideas. What’s stopping more of them becoming global companies? Michael Avery and Wayne Stocks dig in…
News The week ahead: More anti-immigrant rumbles July 6, 2026 by The South Africa Brief Mark your calendar: here is the political and economic news to watch out for this week…
Investing & Finance·Partner Content How to choose a forex broker in South Africa: A practical checklist July 6, 2026 by XM Five points to help you cut through the marketing hype and confidently decide which one is the right fit for you…
News Trust issues: competition watchdog under fire July 3, 2026 by Rob Rose The Constitutional Court’s banks ruling has intensified scrutiny of a Competition Commission battling credibility and competence…
News·Opinion America, f*ck yeah! July 3, 2026 by Tim Cohen America has used its advantages brilliantly, often brutally. There is much to admire, celebrate and decry as it turns 250…
News·Opinion Hunter hunted as Steinhoff curse strikes July 3, 2026 by Rob Rose There’s no little irony as a UK court reveals a grisly end for businessman Malcolm King, Markus Jooste’s fixer…
Opinion·Pods PODCAST: ‘Sharp Sharp’ – Zuma’s secret weapon July 3, 2026 Rob RoseandZukile Majova In the wake of June 30, Rob Rose and Zukile Majova unpack March and March, its ties to MK Party, and the economics behind xenophobia…
Economy & Markets·Partner Content The Wits Business School executive education advantage July 3, 2026 by Wits Business School Wits Business School Executive Education develops Africa's next generation of leaders through rigorous, applied programmes…
Vods What place do alternatives have in South Africa’s future? July 2, 2026 by Currency News A discussion between Rob Rose, and Reginald Labuschagne, head of product and strategy at Sanlam Private Wealth.…
Investing & Finance Point break for the gold price July 2, 2026 by Giulietta Talevi A frenzied gold rally in January has long since cooled, but the World Gold Council reckons the precious metal is back at a tipping point…
Investing & Finance·Opinion Lewis: debt, with a side of furniture July 2, 2026 by Rob Rose Lewis’s market-beating success is powered as much by credit as furniture…
Pleasure Deuce Experience brings the magic of Wimbledon to Joburg July 6, 2026 by Jo Buitendach Wimbledon comes to the highveld as the Deuce Experience pairs live tennis, afternoon tea, Pimms and Centre Court glamour…
Art & Culture·Pleasure Alessandro Talevi: the Joburger who took on La Scala July 5, 2026 by Sarah Buitendach Sarah Buitendach gets a backstage view of the madness and magic as Alessandro Talevi becomes the first South African opera director to stage a production…
Pleasure The Friday song (on a Sunday): ‘Johnny B. Goode’ by Chuck Berry July 5, 2026 by Mark Rosin Yesterday, July 4 2026, marked the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence in the USA. I have a number of good American friends on…
Food & Drinks·Pleasure A review of Tambourine, and the economics of caring July 3, 2026 by Kathryn White A review of Tambourine, Cape Town’s farm-to-table restaurant linked to a Khayelitsha community farm, where care is part of the menu…
Pleasure Eight questions for the interested and interesting: Kirsten Goss July 3, 2026 by Sarah Buitendach The acclaimed jewellery designer talks ‘Hamnet’, A Tavola, Picasso’s ‘Guernica’ and the joy of sparkling water…
Food & Drinks·Pleasure What we’re drinking this week: Vergelegen MMV Cap Classique July 3, 2026 by Sarah Buitendach Vergelegen MMV Cap Classique Brut is fresh, elegant, and packed with citrus and brioche notes…
Pleasure How the South African luxury home is being reimagined July 1, 2026 by Ash Müller Off-grid, fynbos-framed and architect-designed, Petrichor in Plettenberg Bay shows where South African luxury property is heading…
Opinion·Pleasure Fifa is the new vampire squid June 30, 2026 by Tim Cohen Football’s greatest show has become Fifa’s greatest cash machine – and fans are happily buying in…
Opinion·Pleasure Reality is a joke: welcome to America’s age of absurdity June 28, 2026 by Jo Buitendach From a UFC bout on the White House lawn to the accuracy of ‘South Park’ and ‘Idiocracy’, reality is becoming harder to distinguish from satire…
Pleasure The Friday song (on a Sunday): ‘Red House’ by Jimi Hendrix June 28, 2026 by Mark Rosin ‘Red House’, a track by legendary blues rock guitarist Jimi Hendrix, is Mark Rosin’s listening pick this weekend…
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4 Why South Africa is tipped for a data centre surge July 7, 2026 Data centres could be Africa’s next big investment story –…