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
The Fourie factor behind Capitec’s surge Capitec CEO Gerrie Fourie will leave the bank in September. He’s had a sterling 25-year run at the business… by TJ Strydom June 20, 2025 Investing & Finance·Profile
Here’s the law that’s tying merger deals in knots Vodacom’s failed Maziv merger isn’t just a story about competition policy – it’s about the law that’s slowing down deal approvals… by Ann Crotty June 20, 2025 Investing & Finance·Opinion
Iran-Israel ‘threshold war’ has rewritten nuclear escalation rules The Israel-Iran conflict marks the emergence of a new chapter in nuclear rivalries that may reshape proliferation risks for years to come… by Farah N Jan June 19, 2025 Analysis·News
What 25 years of value investing has taught me Ninety One’s John Biccard has beaten the market for 25 years by sticking to value investing. His secret? Discipline, patience and buying what others… by John Biccard June 18, 2025 Investing & Finance·Opinion
Is unemployment really just 10%? Not likely … Capitec’s CEO says South Africa’s real jobless rate is 10%. Stats SA says he’s way off. Who’s right? Spoiler: it’s not the banker… by Rob Rose June 17, 2025 Economy & Markets·Opinion
Why Fourie may be right on South African unemployment Capitec’s CEO sees a far lower jobless rate. If admitting work risks tax, or your grant, would you? That may explain why the unemployment… by Tim Cohen June 17, 2025 Economy & Markets·Opinion 1
Paid to fail: How South Africa’s SOE chiefs are creaming it About 160 public sector CEOs took home R580m in pay last year – despite the basket case status of some of the companies in… by Shirley de Villiers June 13, 2025 News·Opinion
1 Emergency savings: The boring habit that pays off April 15, 2026 Research shows 87% of South Africans lack adequate emergency savings.…
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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…