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JSE CEOs: Caviar pay, sardine results A new report on 10 years of data for 65 of the JSE’s largest companies shows ‘no clear pattern’ between pay and profit performance… by Ann Crotty August 29, 2025 Analysis·Investing & Finance 2
‘How BEE is hobbling South Africa’s economy’ South Africa is stuck – and part of the problem is how power is centralised in the country… by Rob Rose August 29, 2025 Analysis·Economy & Markets 1
South Africa has chosen a risky approach to global politics: Three steps it must take to succeed It is rare for small countries to succeed at strategic autonomy without some costs. Here’s what South Africa has to do to get it… Adam HabibImraan Valodia August 29, 2025 Analysis·Politics
Has extreme poverty really plunged since the 1980s? New analysis suggests not The traditional way of measuring extreme poverty may be off the mark, a growing body of research suggests… Jason HickelDylan SullivanMichail Moatsos August 20, 2025 Analysis·News
How rubber-necking execs gamed the JSE’s pay disclosure system The past 23 years have seen an outlandish increase in executive pay, where what others earn is what really counts… by Ann Crotty August 8, 2025 Analysis·Energy & ESG
Anglo: Leaving the party before the champagne arrives Is it possible that the curse of Anglo’s demergers and asset sales has come back to haunt the company, as platinum prices start rallying… by Tim Cohen August 4, 2025 Analysis·Investing & Finance 1
The real cost of document fraud in South Africa Document fraud is a rapidly growing issue in South Africa, affecting both businesses and consumers in profound ways. From falsified IDs to counterfeit bank… by SkyQR July 23, 2025 Analysis·Partner Content
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