SA general election 8th May 2019 survey
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🔒 WORLDVIEW: Geo-politics dominate so investors can reboot “developed country” premiums.
Quentin Wray reminds us that geopolitics has made a massive comeback in the First World, shaking some long held assumptions. A perspective which holds some important implications for wealth creation.
Lessons for SA? 17 years on…Zimbabwe’s ‘Rust & Dust’
All that’s left is rust and dust, that’s the 17 year conclusion of land reform in Zimbabwe, according to Cathy Buckle.
Kobus Kleyn: “I have a dream for SA in 2017… (and beyond)”
Kobus Kleyn, a certified financial planner and director at Kainos Financial Services, shares his dream for South Africa in 2017, and beyond…
True democracy finally dawns in SA after absolute power corrupts once more
It’s taken just two decades for the seemingly impregnable ANC’s capitulation to the corruption wrought by absolute power. South Africa’s era of competitive politics has arrived. True democracy has finally dawned.
Election: What final polls predict on governing changes for SA’s big cities
The turnaround in the eNCA/IPSOS pre-election polls is startling. After weeks of reflecting a handy lead for the official opposition DA in three keenly contested metros, last night’s final poll showed a swing back to the ruling ANC.
Whoops – Mrs Trump blows breakthrough moment by plagiarising Michelle Obama
Melania Trump, in her potentially breakthrough moment, appears to have lifted some of her first night convention speech from a surprising source: Michelle Obama.
ANC points finger West – claims UK, US in plot to unseat Zuma
The ANC says reports that Britain’s Defence Ministry making plans to keep the party in power are merely an attempt to distract South Africans from its real plan to unseat President Jacob Zuma.
Shawn Hagedorn: Zuma going nowhere slowly. Amnesty a solution?
Shawn Hagedorn says it is unlikely President Jacob Zuma will leave office without an aggressive fight unless he is offered amnesty.
Port Harcourt Epistles: Yes, that very one!
Fresh out of Port Harcourt Nigeria, Chris Duncan shares his experiences over Valentines day, throwing a little bit of local communication techniques into the mix