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Jackie Cameron 
The Western Cape could become one of the world’s success stories in challenging Silicon Valley as a site for the development of exciting innovations.
Eric Wood’s financial links with the Zuma and Gupta families appear to run much deeper, though, than irregular trading, according to the OCCRP.
The challenge to traditional stock pickers began more than four decades ago with Jack Bogle’s introduction of the first index mutual fund for ordinary investors in 1976.
It is always easier and more cost effective to plan where an asset should be a house before the transaction, than moving that same asset into a correct part of the structure after the fact.
South Africa’s R2.4trn savings industry has a request for the ruling party: stop with threats of dictating where funds must invest and get going on projects that pensions can help finance.
The assault on Saudi Arabian oil facilities is already taking its toll on South Africa’s rand, and may put paid to any hopes of an interest-rate cut on Thursday.
The oil price spike has rocked financial markets, with good news and bad news for South Africa.
Johannesburg-based money expert Dawn Ridler assesses whether it is still worth taking a big punt on property.
In Japan, is there one standard of justice for Japanese executives and another for non-Japanese executives? The forced resignation on Monday of Nissan’s CEO, Hiroto Saikawa, certainly seems to suggest as much.
The number of murders in South Africa climbed to the highest level in at least a decade as an overburdened police force struggled to keep violent crime in check.