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Is this the year for property? The market is heading into 2026 with an improved economic and political backdrop, making for more predictability in buying and selling… by Vernon Wessels February 4, 2026 Economy & Markets·Personal Finance
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STANLIB moves listed property into its equity engine room STANLIB Asset Management is ushering in a new era for its listed property portfolios, with a strategic shift from traditional, fundamental management into a… by Mark Lovett January 29, 2026 Economy & Markets·Partner Content
The Maltese falcon How South African author, speaker and libertarian policy adviser Leon Louw shaped the economy of Malta… by Tim Cohen January 26, 2026 Books·Economy & Markets
Does Nedbank have ‘deal fever’ with ‘pricey’ Kenyan takeover? The purchase of Kenya’s NCBA may give Nedbank a fast entry into East Africa, but analysts question the price and potential impact on shareholder… by Vernon Wessels January 23, 2026 Investing & Finance·Pan-African
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
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
Kganyago joins revolt against Trump’s Fed threat The SARB governor is among a group of 13 central bank chiefs who have come out in support of Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell… Vernon WesselsRob Rose January 14, 2026 Economy & Markets
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
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