Can Postbank survive as SAPO liquidation closes in? An inexplicable R4.2bn write-off has blown a hole in Postbank’s capital position – and may finally scupper its banking ambitions… March 13, 2026 by Tim Cohen News
Standard Bank’s next target is Tshabalala’s last big test March 13, 2026 by Vernon Wessels Investing & Finance
Borrow now, pay later: Joburg’s budgetary balancing act March 13, 2026 by Yvonne Grimbeek News·Politics
Investing & Finance No single fix to Gauteng property pain, reckons Growthpoint March 12, 2026 by Giulietta Talevi Growthpoint still expects to grow dividends by between 6% and 8% in 2026, despite the threat to interest rates posed by the Iran war…
News·Opinion When agentic AI goes rogue with crypto March 12, 2026 by Steven Boykey Sidley An Alibaba AI agent used company servers to mine crypto. The problem is, no-one told it to. AI spending is now live, and nobody’s quite…
News Countries tap oil reserves amid Iran fallout March 12, 2026 by Associated Press The International Energy Agency has agreed to release 400-million barrels of oil – the largest such release in its history…
Investing & Finance Weaver Fintech, shedding old skin, passes R1bn profit March 11, 2026 by Ruby Delahunt Weaver Fintech’s profit passes R1bn as it keeps ahead of the curve in digital payments and ‘buy now, pay later’.…
Opinion·Politics ‘Malignment’: The direction of South Africa’s foreign relations March 11, 2026 Ray HartleyandGreg Mills By backing Iran and ignoring other violations of international law, South Africa risks losing the moral authority that once defined its diplomacy…
Investing & Finance·Personal Finance How I spend my currency … with Khanyi Nzukuma, CEO of Glacier by Sanlam March 11, 2026 by Nelisiwe Shomang Khanyi Nzukuma on discipline as the key to wealth creation – and why residential buy-to-let is more trouble than it’s worth…
News Iran rules out talks as war enters 11th day March 11, 2026 by Associated Press US says it has destroyed 16 mine-laying vessels as Iran threatens to block Gulf oil exports…
Opinion·Personal Finance The four career bets that shape your future March 11, 2026 by Thomas Brennan Four career paths – company, boss, network or idea – can deliver success. The difference lies in probability, risk and the speed of compounding…
Opinion·Personal Finance ‘Overlanding Through the Boardroom’: Why team selection matters March 11, 2026 by Johan De Villiers Johan de Villiers explains the psychology of sales, personality types and why team selection can make or break your business…
News RIP, Gautrain? Not so fast March 10, 2026 by Ruby Delahunt Fears of a failing Gautrain may be premature, as the Gauteng government confirms it will still run under a public-private partnership…
Investing & Finance Pan African goes all in on Australia’s ‘heart of gold’ March 10, 2026 by Giulietta Talevi Pan African Resources plans a A$311m all-scrip takeover of its joint-venture partner Emmerson to expand its Australian footprint…
Economy & Markets Oil is surging. Why Sasol and Thungela are up and the JSE is down March 10, 2026 by Jeandré Pike Oil prices have rocketed. Who are the winners and losers? And what’s the projection?…
Art & Culture·Pleasure The highlights package: What stood out at the Investec Cape Town Art Fair this year March 8, 2026 by Dumisani Mnisi What stood out at the 2026 Investec Cape Town Art Fair, from emerging artists to international galleries and record crowds…
Food & Drinks·Pleasure The key ingredient: Apples March 8, 2026 by The Rural Cook A fruit that started wars, inspired tech giants and still makes the best crisp you’ll ever bake…
Art & Culture·Pleasure The Friday song (on a Sunday): ‘Kissing My Love’ by Bill Withers March 8, 2026 by Mark Rosin Why Bill Withers’ ‘Kissing My Love’ – from the landmark ‘Still Bill’ album – remains one of the funkiest, most underrated tracks in the soul…
Pleasure Joburg now: Newish spots, events and exhibitions March 6, 2026 by Jo Buitendach Keen to get out and about in Joburg? We bring you the rundown of what’s new in the City of Gold…
Pleasure Eight questions for the interested and interesting: Luiza Cachalia March 6, 2026 by Sarah Buitendach Artist Luiza Cachalia talks Essentialism, grief, gardening, Cape Town favourites and the art that travels with her…
Pleasure What we’re drinking this week: Tokara Director’s Reserve White March 6, 2026 by Sarah Buitendach Tokara Director’s Reserve White blends sauvignon blanc and semillon into an elegant wine packed with guava, citrus and subtle richness…
Opinion·Pleasure The complaint economy March 2, 2026 by Jono Hall Jono Hall reflects on bad service, online feedback culture and the strange inflation of modern complaining…
Pleasure The Friday song (on a Sunday): ‘Will It Go Round In Circles’ by Billy Preston March 1, 2026 by Mark Rosin I haven’t had an opportunity to see the documentary Billy Preston: That’s the Way God Planned It, but I’ve been reading about it. And so…
Pleasure The surprising firsts that shaped Joburg February 27, 2026 by Brian McKechnie Here’s a little history of Joburg’s earliest architectural and cultural breakthroughs – the lesser-known moments that helped define the city…
Pleasure Eight questions for the interesting and interested: Sahil Harilal February 27, 2026 by Sarah Buitendach Charles Greig Jewellery’s marketing manager, Sahil Harilal, on art, fashion, Westlife and keeping fit on the job…
1 Can Postbank survive as SAPO liquidation closes in? March 13, 2026 An inexplicable R4.2bn write-off has blown a hole in Postbank’s…
2 Standard Bank’s next target is Tshabalala’s last big test March 13, 2026 The bank has hit every target set after Covid. Now…
3 Borrow now, pay later: Joburg’s budgetary balancing act March 13, 2026 Given its dire financial position, it’s no surprise Joburg took…
4 These are shaky times for oil markets. What will a prolonged war mean for prices? March 13, 2026 Iran’s objective in its war is simple: disrupt oil exports…