Real Politics: Motsepe’s presidential path starts with a clean slate Will Patrice Motsepe's ANC president bid succeed amid expectations to protect a controversial faction and its figures?… by Zukile Majova February 9, 2026 Opinion·Politics
PODCAST: Where will the next war start? Look up. Where will the next war start? Not on a border. Not at sea. Look up. In this episode of Searching for America, Robyn Curnow examines… by Robyn Curnow February 9, 2026 Opinion·Pods
PODCAST: Sorority Sisterhood Inc. If you’ve ever wondered what sororities really are – or why America builds community the way it does – this one’s for you.… by Robyn Curnow February 5, 2026 Opinion·Pods 1
In financial chaos? Try the Swedish art of ‘döstädning’ Start living the principle that’s all about pursuing radical simplification in a world obsessed with complexity… by Nontokozo Madonsela February 4, 2026 Opinion·Personal Finance
High yields, less drama: The case for South African bonds After a period where local income funds delivered double-digit returns and outperformed benchmarks, investors are asking: what comes next?… by Melville du Plessis February 4, 2026 Investing & Finance·Opinion
Scoring while shareholders lose: Why Woolies needs the Companies Act Woolworths’ vexed relationship with shareholders is a great example of why changes to the Companies Act should be made law… by Ann Crotty February 3, 2026 Analysis·Energy & ESG 1
Israel and South Africa: Nostalgia is not a strategy South Africa’s international relations require derisking, not provocation. Dirco hasn’t got the memo… Ray HartleyGreg Mills February 3, 2026 Opinion·Politics 2
Bye-bye Batohi Prosecutions boss Shamila Batohi leaves office this week – the first head of the NPA to serve a full term. But did she deliver… by Shirley de Villiers January 30, 2026 News·Opinion
The big split: Why gold is acting like a reserve asset and bitcoin isn’t The market clearly isn’t ready to grant bitcoin ‘safe haven’ status just yet, thanks in part to its youth and former volatility… by Tim Cohen January 30, 2026 Investing & Finance·Opinion
Why private markets are eating public markets’ lunch In the past, going public was the endgame. Now, being listed is increasingly seen as an impediment to growth… by Tim Cohen January 30, 2026 Analysis·Investing & Finance
1 Emergency savings: The boring habit that pays off April 15, 2026 Research shows 87% of South Africans lack adequate emergency savings.…
2 How I spend my currency … with Satrix’s Kingsley Williams April 15, 2026 The Satrix chief investment officer on home renovations, Krugerrands, and…
3 PODCAST: Can the DA be South Africa’s largest party? April 15, 2026 New leader Geordin Hill-Lewis wants the DA to become the…
4 The Hormuz shock didn’t break markets – it repriced them April 15, 2026 Oil is still flowing – but at a higher structural…