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China’s trade bridge to Africa: opportunity or optics? Will China’s tariff-free trade policy with Africa simply reinforce existing trade imbalances without changing the structure of trade?… by Tim Cohen May 7, 2026 Economy & Markets·Pan-African
Exchange control and crypto: how Treasury fossils flunked it South Africa’s new crypto regulations are as inflexible and out-of-step with a new world order as existing Apartheid-era exchange controls… by Tim Cohen May 4, 2026 Analysis·Economy & Markets
Fuel relief puts Godongwana (and Kganyago) in a bind Treasury’s fuel-price relief ends in July, and if the Iran war drags on, the prime interest rate could surge above 11.5%… Vernon WesselsEnzokuhle Sabela April 29, 2026 Economy & Markets
What US private credit stress means for local investors Rising stress in US private credit does not translate into a domestic private credit crisis for South Africa… by Warren Buhai April 29, 2026 Economy & Markets·Partner Content
Inflation looks contained. But just wait … March CPI rose to 3.1%, within the SARB’s 3% target band, but the Iran conflict’s oil price shock is set to push April inflation… by Enzokuhle Sabela April 23, 2026 Economy & Markets
All clear! The South Africans saving water in unexpected ways SAB spotlights South African women restoring water systems through invasive species clearing in the Western Cape.… by SAB April 23, 2026 Economy & Markets·Partner Content
Why South Africa is so vulnerable to the Iran war The Iranian oil shock is reversing South Africa’s modest recovery, exposing structural weaknesses in energy, investment and household spending… Vernon WesselsEnzokuhle Sabela April 20, 2026 Economy & Markets 2
Africa has turned the screw on its gold miners. Just ask Gold Fields Gold Fields is one of a number of mining companies to feel the pinch as resource nationalism resurges in Africa’s gold sector… by David McKay April 20, 2026 Investing & Finance·Pan-African 3
How to use South Africa’s retirement trillions to grow the economy For decades, the South African retirement fund industry was viewed as a silent giant – a massive pool of capital that moved slowly, predictably,… by Louis Theron April 20, 2026 Economy & Markets·Partner Content
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