🔒 WORLDVIEW: Coronavirus & the economy – no way to avoid the pain
The coronavirus is already infecting the global economy. Like a Covid-19 patient, we have no immunity to this type of economic infection.
The coronavirus is already infecting the global economy. Like a Covid-19 patient, we have no immunity to this type of economic infection.
David Shapiro likens the fight against Covid-19 to a 90 day war: surmising that the market has absorbed the shock and will now be looking for the greenshoots of recovery.
Cyril Ramaphosa has used this window to advantage. Helped, by his office being in daily contact with China’s top scientists, the world’s experts on Covid-19.
In this special podcast, OrbVest CEO Martin Freeman explains why the company is thriving in the current environment.
Fear has replaced whatever sanity was left after last week’s turbulence. David Shapiro’s message: this too shall pass – but exactly when remains an open question.
It’s one of the best ways to avoid infection from the new coronavirus, but most people aren’t very good at it. Here’s expert guidance on how to do it right.
South African carrier FlySafair is interested in buying the low-cost arm of state-owned South African Airways – if it’s put up for sale by the embattled national carrier.
The new coronavirus causes little more than a cough if it stays in the nose and throat, which it does for the majority of people unlucky enough to be infected. Danger starts when it reaches the lungs.
Financial intermediaries and stock brokers have been inundated with calls from anxious investors who have watched their investments rocketing back and forth amid panic around the fall-out from the spread of coronavirus.
Social media is buzzing as South Africa comes to terms with the fact that a man from KwaZulu-Natal tested positive for the coronavirus.