The world is changing fast and to keep up you need local knowledge with global context.
Jackie Cameron 
Foreign investors have been snapping up SA equities. Offshore investors bought a net R1.97 billion of JSE stocks last week, data from the JSE showed on Monday.
The head of Eskom will this week present a draft plan to change how the utility operates, as local media reported he’s considering unbundling the utility at a slower pace than envisaged by the government.
The heat has been too much for at least one of Isabel dos Santos’s alleged accomplices, a banker who has been found dead.
State entities SAA and Eskom are in the grip of a serious cash crunch. SAA has cancelled dozens of flights with more to come; Eskom can’t keep the lights on.
South Africa-based internet group Naspers said that it has sold 22 million ordinary shares in Prosus NV at 67.50 euros ($74.90) a share.
Cars have a reputation for being a drain on finances. But if you know what the car salesman is up to, you can turn the deal to your advantage.
SAA has been on the brink of collapse. The airline cut 38 local and international flights this week, as its new bosses moved to downsize the cash-strapped carrier.
The story of Isabel dos Santos has laid bare stark reality that many of world’s wealthiest don’t get rich by playing according to the rules.
Magnus Heystek says you should learn from Gary Player and have the world as your universe of opportunity.
The Edelman Trust Barometer, released in Davos this week, shows SA was one of only two countries surveyed where economic optimism actually improved.