Low profile, big reputation: 36ONE’s Cy Jacobs on Naspers, Absa and the investment approach that’s attracted R33bn
Ace money manager Cy Jacobs of 36ONE shares his investment strategy and gets into specifics on Naspers and Absa.
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Will it end in tears? Or will private investors buck their poor historic record and show they’re better informed than ever before?
Best of BizNews #1 – Andrew Donaldson: Asking RW Johnson why SA hasn’t much time left
This interview with RW Johnson was particularly well read and attracted many comments, both positive and negative.
Invest in St Francis Links Villas
St Francis Links Villas is an opportunity for you to own your own slice of paradise through the purchase of a sectional title property.
The power of music on the human brain – musician and neuroscientist Dr Alan Harvey
To explore the effects of music on the human brain, BizNews spoke to Dr Alan Harvey, a leading neuroscientist, author and passionate musician.
SLR: Give me old-fashioned South African corruption any time!
If it came down to Faith Muthambi vs Rishi, my cross would be next to the old girl. With her you’ll get exactly what you expect: old-fashioned corruption.
Pretoria teenage swimming sensation Lara van Niekerk onto the international stage
19-year-old Lara van Niekerk attributes her success to her determination to keep on improving and her ability to overlook obstacles.
The ugly underbelly of South Africa’s healthcare system exposed
This article outlines the ways in which the pandemic “exposed the ugly underbelly of South Africa’s divided and dysfunctional healthcare system”.
Best of BizNews #2 – Niemöller: The brutally honest Open Letter to Ramaphosa that buzzed on social media
This open letter to Ramaphosa captures the mood of the average long-suffering South African who has finally lost patience with the ANC.
2024’s independent candidates will be the ‘rejects’ from political parties
The ANC’s Beatie Hofmeyr believes that those standing as independent candidates in 2024 will be the ‘rejects’ who lost leadership battles within political parties.