🔒 Pan African Resources: Buy, hold or sell?
Pan African Resources’ economics aren’t rocket science; good things will happen if gold rises, the ZAR/$ weakens, and it produces more gold.
Sudan
🔒 Africa military coups at highest level since 1980s – with insight from The Wall Street Journal
“Attempted or successful coups in Africa are occurring more frequently as democratic states buckle under pressure from Covid-19.”
🔒 Military coup in Sudan draws thousands of protesters – With insights from The Wall Street Journal
“Tensions between the country’s civilian and military leaders have been escalating amid a spiraling economic crisis,” reports The Wall Street Journal.
Delicious SA irony in Sudanese ejection of their “president for life”
There’s a delicious irony for South African democrats who are celebrating recent events in the Sudan.
Flash Briefing; Sudan, Algeria celebrate; Aspen, Investec, Absa gain; SpaceX seeks $500m
Last week’s ousting of Sudan’s supposed president for life, 75-year-old Omar al-Bashir, is ushering in a raft of new democratic freedoms.
Sudanese power struggle post al-Bashir as protests rage on
Sudanese pro-democracy protesters won further concessions from the army that overthrew President Omar al-Bashir, as upheaval in the ruling military council signals a power struggle among the remnants of his 30-year regime.
Flash Briefing: PP goes after Gordhan; Americans want Assange; Britain in limbo
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has been subpoenaed by the Public Protector to submit an affidavit related to the so-called SARS rogue unit.
Zimbabwe 2.0: Sudan’s army overthrows President al-Bashir and assumes power
Sudan’s military overthrew President Omar al-Bashir and announced it would rule the oil-producing North African nation through a transitional council for the next two years.
Sudan protestors call for an end to President Omar al-Bashir’s 30-year rule
This is a situation no one would have imagined – protesters in Sudan calling for the resignation of President Omar al-Bashir.
Zuma govt let al-Bashir escape, but now Sudan may take him down
Years after al-Bashir escaped justice in South Africa, a fed-up Sudanese population is rising up in a bid to topple him from power.