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The rise in food prices accelerated by the Russian invasion of Ukraine has hurt Africa, where most nations are net food importers.
There’s plenty of meat in Alec’s discussion with Cy Jacobs, highlighted by his fascinating insights into former Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste.
US companies keep stepping up their spending on capital projects, an encouraging signal to investors in an uncertain economic climate.
Whatever its longer-term benefits, the short-term pain of Brexit are becoming increasingly evident to the UK economy.
Big tech companies face intensifying criticism at home but at the same time their role in Ukraine shows how they are becoming a key asset.
Four more by-elections were held yesterday, perfectly timed for Helen Zille, who explained why the two contested by her party were crucial.
Britain is the first western country to impose such penalties on Bain & Co for its role in the “state capture” scandal in South Africa.
South Africans have lived with the dead hand of the ANC for so long, it’s hard for them to appreciate an alternate reality is possible.
Technology stocks have taken a beating this year. Many individual investors have used it as an opportunity to double down.
Golf needed the same kind of pressure to freshen a stale product, and LIV has many ideas about making the sport more exciting.