Daily Insider: Preparing for a post-ANC South Africa should be topping opposition

START YOUR MORNING BY LISTENING TO TODAY'S BIZNEWS BREAKFAST BRIEFING – Bitcoin bounces, equities ease; Total's attractions; DA's uMngeni turning around; PM succession hurts UK economy.Catch up with the latest on BizNews.com.'Vote these buggers out of power' – Prof JansenEskom – you must be joking!'Impossible' being achieved by DA mayor of uMngeniFMF's loadshedding fix: Break Eskom's monopolyGoogle's ChromeOS Flex – old computers upcycledJordan Peterson: 'Russia vs Ukraine or civil war in West'The power play to control Elon Musk's billionsSA's investment influencers: Who to followOffshore with minimal volatility: bread buttered both sidesStrong US dollar extends gains with no end to rally in sight (Premium).Preparing for SA post-ANC should already be topping Opposition agendas.Could it be that the smart money is beginning to look at South Africa as a post-2024 turnaround investment? In the same way they piled into SA assets in the runup to and immediately after the dawning of democracy in 1994?.It's still at least 18 months before we get the chance to follow Prof Jonathan Jansen's advice and "vote these buggers out of power". But stock markets look 18 months into the future. So those who drive share price movements – and have an interest in a post-ANC South Africa – are sure to be placing their bets in the near future..There's certainly no shortage of potential supporters. Over the weekend, Virgin Group founder Richard Branson re-iterated his love of the country in a LinkedIn post promoting "8 adventurous reasons to visit Cape Town". It generated over 500 comments, 200 shares and almost 15 000 direct reactions. The vast majority positive..SA has a deep reservoir of goodwill around the world. And there are millions of skilled expats who'd love to come home to contribute, but need compelling reasons to do so. Delivering these should be topping the agenda of the coalition of political parties that is set to take over from the corrupt, incompetent bunch who have misruled the nation for 28 long years. Roll on 2024..data-title=" WATCH: Value investor Sean Peche's outperformance has attracted a legion of new fans – and he's got another 'goodie' for those who like to acquire co-ownership at discount. His recommendation, a French group with a significant Southern African interest, comes towards the end of this fascinating interview with BizNews's Alec Hogg. Much of the discussion focuses on Wall Street's quarterly earnings reporting season, which is off to a patchy start. Peche also warns that two of the most popular stocks among investors in US companies – Tesla and Netflix – could deliver some disappointing financial results this week.".UPCOMING EVENTS – SIGN UP NOW .BizNews Conference .The BNC#4 house full signs have temporarily been removed. Some rooms have been freed up through our team finding alternative accommodation and a few early bookers not meeting their deposits. If you want to stay on-site, here's your chance. But please act quickly, because the hotel's rooms are sure to be fully allocated soon. Click here for all the details and to register your interest..To receive the Daily Insider every weekday at 6am in your inbox click here. You can also sign up to the weekend's BizNews Digest for a wrap of the best content BizNews has to offer, for a leisurely Saturday read.

Daily Insider: Preparing for a post-ANC South Africa should be topping opposition

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