Chris Duncan: Nigeria Black Monday. Uncertainty continues.
In his latest entry, South African expat Chris Duncan can’t wait to head back home for the festive season but leaves Nigeria behind with a mood of uncertainty in the air.
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Chris Duncan swaps Port Harcourt (temporarily) for the Cape. Home, great motivator
South African ex-pat Chris Duncan temporarily swaps the Nigerian city of Port Harcourt and returns home to the Western Cape.
Chris Duncan celebrates 1 year in Nigeria – Weak Rand a great motivator
Chris Duncan says even though it is required for him to dig deep to be in Nigeria sometimes, the Rand’s weakness is a great motivator.
Chris Duncan: A Nigerian Road Trip – escorted by a policeman
Chris Duncan takes you on a road trip from Port Harcourt to Ogoja in Nigeria, a journey not to be forgotten.
Chris Duncan: Nigeria is a challenge – but there’s always roast chicken
Having built up a stock of foodstuffs including a decent selection of spices and dried herbs it was time to potter around in the kitchen in my apartment.
Christo Wiese: The story of where it all began – told by Magnus Heystek
Magnus Heystek tells the story of diamonds, downturns and changing fortunes which lead to astonishing riches and losses for Christo Wiese.
🔒 Alec Hogg: Our Christmas wishes for you
‘Thanks again for your support over the past year. Hope Santa brings you that special secret wish’. Merry Christmas from Alec Hogg and the team at BizNews.
🔒 Duncan Artus on Allan Gray’s poor performance, the Sasol disaster and buying Naspers
Allan Gray’s Duncan Artus discusses why the company is such a big investor in Naspers, and how its Sasol shareholding knocked a hefty 4% off the total return of its biggest unit trust last year.
🔒 The Editor’s Desk: Chris Steyn, Brexit & the tale of Lincoln City
Lost Boys of Bird Island co-author Chris Steyn has been under fire since publishing her book. This week, she took a polygraph test to defend herself.
🔒 Christo Wiese: Insider view on Steinhoff CEO Jooste’s corporate crime of the century
Billionaire retailing entrepreneur Christo Wiese lost more than anyone else in the Steinhoff collapse. As the biggest single shareholder, there’s the matter of almost R60bn that disappeared from his asset base overnight. As precious, for those who operate in his rarified atmosphere, is the damage to his reputation.