The many ways gold is misunderstood Gold doesn’t really rise or fall: currencies do. A different way of looking at the world’s oldest store of value… by Hlelo Giyose April 9, 2026 Investing & Finance·Opinion
What Iran’s war means for African economies Surging oil prices triggered by the war in Iran are rippling through African economies, threatening higher fuel costs, rising inflation and renewed pressure on… by Associated Press March 9, 2026 News
Smart trade for the Gulf meltdown: Don’t look Local analysts and fund managers share how to navigate markets after the Middle East war drove the JSE 5.5% lower… by Vernon Wessels March 4, 2026 Investing & Finance·Personal Finance
African shares are set for another humdinger year A weaker dollar and bargain-basement valuations could again herald bumper returns in 2026… by Giulietta Talevi February 24, 2026 Investing & Finance·Pan-African
Godongwana’s rosiest budget yet – but watch for the sting Godongwana is getting his first budget tailwind – but bracket creep relief and higher revenue come with a Sars enforcement drive that taxpayers will… by Vernon Wessels February 23, 2026 Business·Economy & Markets
Africa – finally boom adjacent Improving terms of trade, strengthening currencies and falling inflation are priming the continent for a growth surge… by Tim Cohen October 14, 2025 Economy & Markets·Pan-African
Can SuperRand hang onto its hero year? The rand’s gains are largely a story of dollar weakness, but there a few home factors that could see the unruly currency strengthen further… Tim CohenGiulietta Talevi October 13, 2025 Economy & Markets
The gold standard returns A lot of analysts see gold’s spike above $4,000 as FOMO, but the fact that central banks are such strong buyers suggests something else… by Tim Cohen October 9, 2025 Economy & Markets·News
After the shock: Is Nigeria on a path to sustainability? After a forex shock, the gap between the official and parallel dollar-naira exchange rate has narrowed. Is the country finding a more stable footing?… by Tamsin Freemantle August 26, 2025 Opinion·Pan-African
Traders slate the CompCom’s rand-rigging reasoning Local traders have made short work of the Competition Commission’s latest arguments against a host of banks in the so-called rand-rigging case… by Giulietta Talevi August 22, 2025 Economy & Markets·News
1 When disaster strikes: FirstRand’s pay dilemma April 14, 2026 The FCA’s MotoNovo redress scheme has cost FirstRand R11.9bn more…
2 South Africa’s big crackdown on greenwashing April 14, 2026 The financial sector regulator plans to close the loopholes on…
3 Eskom’s tightrope: Jobs vs chrome revenue April 14, 2026 Unless South Africa’s ferrochrome producers get price relief from Eskom,…