The world is changing fast and to keep up you need local knowledge with global context.
Stuart Lowman
It was masked as load reduction towards the end of last year but it’s taken Eskom less than two weeks of the new year to bring back load shedding.
Vehicle tracking group Cartrack has joined a growing list of JSE-listed companies delisting and this move is a growing concern for local investors.
Graeme Joffe has been fearless in exposing corruption in SA sport. He says SARU CEO Jurie Roux was left to run a ‘mini FIFA’ with some strong backroom help.
‘Sasol share price’ was the third most common word typed into the Google search bar and it may give us a window into how people see 2021 playing out.
South Africa-born entrepreneur Elon Musk is on a mission to get humankind to another planet while reducing harm to Mother Earth.
Take Netflix’s recent phenomenon The Queen’s Gambit, which hit 62m households in its first 28 days, second only to Tiger King.
One has to question the role of a shareholder when 82.24% vote against a remuneration report, yet they are classified as ‘non-binding advisory votes’.
Orcas enjoy shark liver and are believed to have scared the great whites off, with sightings of the shark now seen further east towards Mossel Bay.
Newspapers are a great substitute when packing, however moving house this week opened Stuart’s eyes to a newspaper-less environment.
Burger King had the creative world in shock this week after endorsing McDonald’s and other direct competitors in recent ad campaign tweets.