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The failure of the ANC to muster the two-thirds majority needed to amend Section 25 of the Constitution is certainly [good news], writes Corrigan.
9th December 2021
In this instalment, we unpack solar PV installations for businesses that have become reliant on alternative power to mitigate load shedding.
10th December 2021
Tau Morwe tells Tim Modise of the vandalism to the railways which goes unpunished. “I would put the problem at the door of the politicians.”
10th December 2021
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10th December 2021
Every other year, my family goes to the Eastern Cape and this means I need find other families to spend Christmas day with, writes Liziwe Ndalana.
10th December 2021
A new study by the University of Cape Town (UCT) has found that while vaccine mandates might assist in improving uptake of the vaccines, only 40% of Africans supported them.
9th December 2021
Tongaat’s results were highly anticipated given it announced a proposed rights issue, with earnings under pressure after operational mishaps.
9th December 2021
“Early hospital data suggests mild symptoms but scientists warn variant seems more infectious,” reports the Financial Times.
8th December 2021
We are starting to see ‘Unicorn’ status being increasingly referred to as these industry disruptors reach valuations of $1 billion and more.
8th December 2021
Are you living in anticipation of the next big market crash? If so, you are probably wondering how to protect against another disastrous market event like 2008.
7th December 2021
In fairness, modern banking is a little bit more complex than that, but the underlying fact remains true. Rising interest rates are good for banking margins.
30th November 2021
Between rampant crime, load shedding and record unemployment, South African investors have quite a few things keeping them up at night.
29th November 2021
At the risk of not winning any popularity contests, we have listed the primary reasons why we currently maintain an underweight position to US equities.
9th December 2021
Tim Modise spoke to a panel of medical experts, who discussed an independent statistical study tracking the effects of Galela oil on Covid-19 patients.
8th December 2021
Taxpayers can claim a tax deduction if they have worked from home for more than half of their total working hours or for more than six months during the tax year that started in March 2020.
8th December 2021
The Ingwe Estate has been meticulously planned with the primary goal of protecting and preserving the precious surrounding natural environment.
7th December 2021
“We are for the rights of businesses to implement what is appropriate in their circumstances. There is no one-size-fits-all [answer] for everyone.”
9th December 2021
“The rains have returned to Zimbabwe and with it has come the weird and wonderful, the absurd and the insulting and the downright shameful.”
7th December 2021
The electric car story is bizarre, believes John Kane-Berman. “Taxes are redistributed to the upper middle class. Inequality in car ownership is enhanced.”
6th December 2021
“If every Christian commits to do their part, a new Christian Reconquest is not inconceivable. We have lost a lot of ground, but we can win it back.”
6th December 2021
Sean Peche shared his 10 market surprises for 2022, inspired by chairman of the Blackstone Advisory Group, Byron Wien.
8th December 2021
Lucid says regulators are requesting certain documents in a probe that appears to concern projections and statements, reports The Wall Street Journal.
8th December 2021
CEO of TymeBank Tauriq Keraan unpacks the growth opportunities that will be created as a result of the Chinese conglomerate’s investment.
7th December 2021
Sasfin Securities’ David Shapiro sheds light on all the developments taking place across local and international markets.
6th December 2021
The ANC’s bid to change the Constitution to make room for the expropriation of land without compensation has failed.
8th December 2021
As many travel restrictions remain in place, President Ramaphosa has again slammed the ‘global north’s’ attitude towards southern African countries.
7th December 2021
In South Africa, the rise of remote work – as a result of Covid-19 – is likely to facilitate the trend towards ‘semigration’, says Ivo Vegter.
7th December 2021
The science is clear. Vaccination against Covid-19 reduces rates of serious infections, hospitalisation, and death, said MTN CEO Ralph Mupita.
7th December 2021