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Business need a boost? Don’t forget people power Whether you’re setting something up from scratch or scaling a business, you need to get in community if you want to make it through… by Lisa Aspeling June 30, 2025 Business·Entrepreneur·Partner Content
Dirty money fuels climate crunch The Bezos wedding in the climate-sensitive city of Venice is an out-of-control display of the power of the wealthy. And ecologically tone-deaf too… by Ann Crotty June 27, 2025 News·Opinion
When Zuma’s WeTransfer link goes on the blink The MK Party has been hit with an excoriating judgment after making more baseless allegations against the electoral commission… by Shirley de Villiers June 27, 2025 Opinion·Politics
Will the fragile ceasefire between Iran and Israel hold? One factor could be crucial to it sticking Any hope of a permanent solution to the Iran-Israel conflict will require talks that address the core issues – like Iran’s nuclear capabilities… by Ali Mamouri June 27, 2025 Analysis·News
Bezos, bubbles and bad taste: The billionaire wedding no-one wanted Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez throw a foam party on a $500m yacht before their Venice wedding – they are the billionaires we love… by Sarah Buitendach June 25, 2025 Opinion·Pleasure
Why people are moving to the Western Cape The Western Cape is booming. People come for jobs, schools and safety – but the province is under pressure to keep up with demand… by Ash Müller June 25, 2025 Investing & Finance·Opinion
The Gupta compound is going on auction – can we finally bulldoze the bad taste? The compound belonging to the notorious brothers is under the hammer. Let’s hope the new owner tears it down and starts from scratch… by Sarah Buitendach June 23, 2025 Opinion·Pleasure
Liquidity: South Africa’s vanishing market Liquidity is what makes a market a market. And without it, share prices are just a column in a spreadsheet… by Paul Miller June 23, 2025 Investing & Finance·Opinion
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