By the numbers: Highlights from the mid-term budget Debt stabilises but declines more slowly than planned as Treasury banks on reforms, rising revenue and a lower inflation target to sustain momentum… by Vernon Wessels November 12, 2025 Economy & Markets
Why Africa needs sovereign wealth funds (done right) The sovereign wealth fund – to channel resource revenues into infrastructure, say – is a tool more African countries should adopt… by Tamsin Freemantle October 21, 2025 Opinion·Pan-African
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Government’s contingent liabilities are quietly exploding South Africa’s contingent liabilities have doubled in the past 10 years, suggesting debt could be much higher than it appears… by Tim Cohen September 18, 2025 Economy & Markets
Money, trust and hidden debt: Lessons from TV Hidden debt isn’t just a TV plot twist. It undermines trust, delays milestones and fuels stress. Openness and good credit habits are vital for… by Afua Darko September 17, 2025 Opinion·Personal Finance
Copper 360’s R1.15bn restart Copper 360 has had to go to market to raise cash and rework its debts. New CEO Graham Briggs is confident the mining start… by Giulietta Talevi September 8, 2025 Investing & Finance
Health, wealth and the financial lessons we can’t ignore Financial literacy is as vital as understanding our health, yet millions of South Africans remain vulnerable to debt, poor savings and exploitation… by Thomas Brennan September 3, 2025 Opinion·Personal Finance
Why Africa pays more for its debt – and how to fix it In the brutal maths of global finance, Africa loses out from weak data and governance at home, and warped perceptions abroad… by Vernon Wessels August 8, 2025 Economy & Markets·Pan-African
Kganyago sets his inflation anchor at 3% The SARB has lowered its inflation target to 3% as it cut rates to a three-year low, a shift that could cut ultimately save… by Vernon Wessels August 1, 2025 Economy & Markets
Squid Game: Household debt in South Africa South Africa’s savings rate is negative, and debt is piling up. Here’s how to escape the debt trap, from sequestration to snowballs… by Thomas Brennan July 30, 2025 Opinion·Personal Finance
1 PODCAST: Iran and the strategy of denial March 2, 2026 Robyn Curnow steps back, and explains why President Donald Trump’s…
2 The stunning rebound of South Africa’s PGM producers March 2, 2026 Northam is the second PGM miner to post a colossal…
3 South African foreign policy: Vrot with contradiction March 2, 2026 South Africa’s stance on Iran is as predictable as it…
4 Hill-Lewis might just be the reset the DA needs March 2, 2026 The Cape Town mayor is the frontrunner to lead the…