Open letter to Piet Viljoen: Why King can keep feral firms in check Out-of-control executive pay and mute shareholders are why listed South Africa still needs the King Codes… by Ann Crotty January 20, 2026 Energy & ESG·Opinion
RIP Davos, the birthplace of ‘woke banks’ and ‘lab-grown meat’ The WEF in Davos is nothing less than an expensive junket for egotistical CEOs, with handy TV exposure. You can’t help but mock it… by Rob Rose January 20, 2026 News·Opinion
Does adding ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ to your ChatGPT prompts really waste energy? AI has a significant environmental cost – but polite prompts don’t contribute significantly to that footprint… by Richard Morris January 20, 2026 Analysis·Energy & ESG
PODCAST: ‘I miss Ronald Reagan’: The politics of nostalgia How Americans cope when the country no longer feels familiar — and why nostalgia, when weaponised, can be comforting, seductive… and dangerous.… by Robyn Curnow January 20, 2026 Opinion·Pods 1
Why the debate over prime does, and doesn’t matter The SARB will have to explain – plainly – why moving a reference rate does not automatically move the price of risk… by Vernon Wessels January 19, 2026 Analysis·Economy & Markets 1
Operation Wilt for Peace South Africa is poking the US bear by conducting war games with Iran, Russia and China. That may come back to bite it… Ray HartleyGreg Mills January 19, 2026 Opinion·Politics 1
The SARB’s review of prime will not reduce the cost of debt The prime interest rate is a benchmark for pricing loans. Changing the benchmark will not alter the economics of lending… by Stuart Theobald January 16, 2026 Economy & Markets·Opinion
The economic fix: Sarupen’s roadmap to faster growth Fix the plumbing, slash the red tape and confront our hostile labour market: how to get South Africa back to real economic growth… by Vernon Wessels January 14, 2026 Analysis·Economy & Markets 1
PODCAST: The Arctic isn’t frozen anymore Robyn Curnow examines why the Arctic — and Greenland in particular — has moved from geopolitical afterthought to strategic imperative for the United States.… by Robyn Curnow January 14, 2026 Opinion·Pods
Show ponies, thoroughbreds and bucking broncos: Our 2026 stock picks This is the Year of the Horse. Team Currency has brushed down the stable door and picked what we hope will be a portfolio… by Tim Cohen January 12, 2026 Investing & Finance·Opinion 1
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…