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Why shame keeps South Africans stuck in debt When money becomes tight, many people retreat in the belief they are alone in their struggle, which makes action far harder.… by Afua Darko April 29, 2026 Personal Finance
Earning more won’t fix your finances. This will The Franc wealth index surveyed nearly 4,000 South Africans. Its key finding: what you do with money matters far more than how much you… by Vernon Wessels April 22, 2026 Investing & Finance·Personal Finance 3
How to use credit before it uses you Credit is neither good nor bad – it’s a tool. South Africa’s debt crisis shows what happens when it’s used in the wrong way… by Thomas Brennan April 1, 2026 Opinion·Personal Finance
Iqbal Survé’s 13-year, R458m reckoning For over a decade, Survé’s Sekunjalo paid neither capital nor interest on a R150m loan given to build his media empire. A new ruling holds… by Ann Crotty March 30, 2026 Investing & Finance
The utility – and tragedy – of a boring budget South Africa’s increasingly low-grade ambitions are writ large in this week’s safe and cautious budget… by Tim Cohen February 27, 2026 Economy & Markets·Opinion
South African value legend on what he’s buying, and why fund management is broken John Biccard began his career at the dawn of the dot-com boom. He tells us how his fund has managed to outperform the JSE… by Giulietta Talevi February 27, 2026 Investing & Finance·Profile 5
Debt peak in sight as South African budget pivots to growth Government is finally looking to slay its debt monster, as it thrashes out a new way of living within its means… by Vernon Wessels February 25, 2026 Economy & Markets
South Africans are taking home 47% less than a decade ago – the ugly truth Feel like you’re making less than you did a decade ago? Net incomes have edged up 2% over 10 years, while inflation has grown… by Ruby Delahunt February 6, 2026 News 1
1 Ti Amo: why we love this Joburg bakery and restaurant May 31, 2026 From its Sandhurst Shell garage shop to Parktown North’s new…
2 The Friday song (on a Sunday): ‘Paul’s Pal’ by Sonny Rollins May 31, 2026 Mark Rosin’s tribute to Sonny Rollins, the jazz titan behind…
3 ‘Don’t trap our money’, say South Africa’s money managers May 29, 2026 Should the cap on retirement savings invested offshore be lowered…
4 Kganyago hikes rates — but bets are off from here May 29, 2026 The SARB hiked 25bps to 7% but debated 50 –…