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Investment Stockholm Syndrome: Why you defend the fees that are robbing you
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Editor BizNews
5 min read
Piet Viljoen reveals how investors defend costly intermediaries, urging indexing, lower fees, less trading, and avoiding market hype altogether.
Europe is struggling to get IPOs away, such as the one planned by armored-vehicle maker KNDS.
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Bloomberg
4 min read
Europe's trading boom masks shrinking transparency, weaker liquidity, and a tougher path for companies seeking to raise capital.
Jacob Zuma
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Bloomberg
3 min read
South Africa probes Jacob Zuma’s India visit after meeting accused Gupta brother Ajay, sparking foreign policy scrutiny concerns.
Cyril Ramphosa, South Africa's president
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Daily Friend
8 min read
Critics urge Ramaphosa to back bold anti-corruption reforms before it's too late.
A Coca Cola Co. advertisement in Soweto near Johannesburg, South Africa, on Wednesday, Feb. 18, 2026.
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The Conversation
5 min read
Anti-immigrant sentiment grows amid unemployment and inequality debate
Image: A clearly AI-generated image that presumably illustrates a YahClick satellite dish provided by BrainSAT. One hopes they don’t really just perch electronic equipment outside on the roof. What’s going on with the triple-decker laptop in the window is also a mystery.
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Daily Friend
6 min read
BrainSAT launch draws criticism as outdated satellite service while South Africa continues blocking faster, cheaper Starlink access.
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