The department of grand plans and small results South Africa’s industrial policy has a shiny new theme but is making the same old mistakes… June 25, 2026 by Tim Cohen Economy & Markets·Opinion
The music is still playing. But for how long? June 25, 2026 by Duane Cable Investing & Finance·Partner Content
News·Opinion Britain’s Brexit hangover claims another PM June 23, 2026 by Tim Cohen Keir Starmer’s fall reflects the political and economic constraints Britain continues to face a decade after Brexit…
Energy & ESG Why billions in climate finance are still sitting on the sidelines June 23, 2026 by Thabo Molelekwa Billions are available for South Africa’s just transition, but the real challenge is building a pipeline of credible projects…
Energy & ESG·Opinion ArcelorMittal needs a just transition, not an exit June 23, 2026 by Tarisai Mugunyani The fallout from ArcelorMittal’s closure extends far beyond the factory gates, threatening entire local economies…
Energy & ESG Energy trader GreenCo woos Sanlam with $10m stake June 23, 2026 by Rob Rose Sanlam’s investment highlights how Africa is building its own creditworthy, bankable infrastructure projects. And investors are biting…
Investing & Finance·Partner Content Beyond the final whistle: the rise of World Cup collectables June 23, 2026 by South African Gold Coin Exchange World Cup memorabilia is attracting collectors who value rarity and cultural significance as much as traditional luxury assets.…
Investing & Finance·Opinion SpaceX proves meme markets have reached escape velocity June 22, 2026 by Tim Cohen The biggest IPO in history may also be the clearest sign yet that meme-market dynamics have become embedded in mainstream investing…
Opinion·Politics Spare me your ‘lived experience’ June 22, 2026 by Rob Rose Not only is this fact-free phrase an assault on language, it is being used as a terrible justification for violence…
Opinion·Politics Real Politics: as new DA leader, Hill-Lewis faces an old dilemma June 22, 2026 by Zukile Majova Geordin Hill-Lewis leads the DA at a pivotal moment. Can he turn anti-ANC anger into DA votes where his predecessors couldn’t?…
Opinion·Pods PODCAST: Building a leaner, smarter telecoms business June 22, 2026 by Michael Avery How does a business reinvent itself after repeated setbacks? Michael Avery sits down with Cell C CEO Jorge Mendes to find out…
News The week ahead: international relations in focus June 22, 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 The concentration risk lurking in your index fund June 22, 2026 by Kim Zietsman A few giant shares increasingly drive market returns, raising concentration risks for investors in both local and global indices.…
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…
Art & Culture·Pleasure Our June wine, design and art auction picks June 21, 2026 by Sarah Buitendach Sarah Buitendach selects her favourite lots in the June 2026 Strauss & Co auctions, including Ardmore ceramics and Eastern Cape art…
Pleasure The Friday song (on a Sunday): Abdullah Ibrahim, a special tribute June 21, 2026 by Mark Rosin A personal tribute to Abdullah Ibrahim, the jazz giant whose music carried South Africa’s joy, sorrow and struggle.…
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…
1 The department of grand plans and small results June 25, 2026 South Africa’s industrial policy has a shiny new theme but…
2 Four Seasons is heading to the Cape Winelands June 25, 2026 The luxury hotel group is believed to be making its…
3 The music is still playing. But for how long? June 25, 2026 As investors crowd into a handful of AI winners, opportunities…
4 Dizzying reversal in oil prices has rates in and out of play June 24, 2026 Lower oil prices have eased inflation risks and boosted bonds,…