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The South African nation is physically capable yet ‘economically hobbled’ – and despite constant betrayal, solutions need to be prioritised.
Former Steinhoff CEO is potentially facing a multi-million rand fine after listing violations and phony statements.
Ramaphosa said that 18 million South Africans receive state welfare grants, with another 11 million relying on the state’s R350 grant. He boasted that we are the only African country giving grants to almost half its population, but economists warn that this is unsustainable.
Bomikazi Zeka explores how debt can be used to grow one’s wealth – if managed cautiously and sensibly.
Eskom is rapidly deteriorating and our economy is facing severe repercussions with little hope for any social justice, equality and poverty alleviation.
Shoprite founder and one of South Africa’s most revered businessmen, Christo Wiese, has won back billionaire status (in dollar terms).
Brenthurst Wealth Management founder Magnus Heystek tells the sad tale that is the South African property collapse.
The hard-hitting Magnus Heystek started the year questioning the sustainability of the economic conditions in South Africa.
For Heystek, the storm clouds have been gathering for quite some time and it doesn’t bode well for SA. Certainly, not as well as Adrian Gore would have us believe.
Brait, the investment holding company, with a significant investment in Virgin Active has shown promising performance with membership up 12%.