Did SA economy really contract 51%? Not so fast, says Wits economics fundi
Annualised figures are an accepted method of reporting on the SA economy. But Prof Jannie Rossouw says looking at that figure alone is misleading.
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Your Business should not be your only Retirement Plan
Business owners, who hope to one day sell their businesses at a profit and retire comfortably, need to heed the difference between a retirement plan and a business venture, says Jannie Rossouw.
5 ways to bulletproof your business
Jannie Rossouw, Head of Sanlam Business Market, suggests five ways owners can âbulletproofâ their business in the tough trading climate.
Donât just work in your business â get to work on your business
Many become so busy working in the business that they forget to work on the business â and this is where strategic financial planning is crucial, says Jannie Rossouw.
Magnus Heystek: South Africa’s looming economic catastrophe – Debt crisis threatens stability
Magnus Heystek says that South Africa is hurtling toward an economic disaster, with warnings repeatedly falling on deaf ears.
The fragile foundation of banking: Trust, confidence, contagion and systemic risk
A look into the four factors that build the fragile foundation of banking – trust, confidence, contagion and systemic risk.
Best of 2022: SA no country for rich people – Heystek vs Gore
For Heystek, the storm clouds have been gathering for quite some time and it doesnât bode well for SA. Certainly, not as well as Adrian Gore would have us believe.
SA no country for rich people – Heystek vs Gore
For Heystek, the storm clouds have been gathering for quite some time and it doesnât bode well for SA. Certainly, not as well as Adrian Gore would have us believe.
Wits Business School gets a new boss: Sasol’s Maurice Radebe
The University of the Witwatersrand has announced the appointment of Maurice Radebe as the new Head and Director of the Wits Business School.
đ Reserve Bank honey pot attracting foreign banker – The Wall Street Journal
Michael DĂźrr brags: âI play them like a piano sometimes.â (Now where have we heard that before, Bell Pottinger?)