How to make South Africa rich: here’s what must happen after elections
GIBS specialist Marius Oosthuizen sets out a plan for South Africa to gain competitive advantage with a view to becoming a rich nation.
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Has Iqbal Surv̩ perjured himself at the Mpati commission? РEd Herbst
When Iqbal Survé bought Independent Newspapers with the help of the Public Investment Corporation, questions were asked on how independent the newspaper could be with that kind of help.
🔒 The Editor’s Desk: SA’s watershed election – will the ANC win it?
South Africa is headed into election season and the stakes are high after the full scope of Zuma’s maladministration has been laid bare.
In Full: SA Finance Minister Mboweni’s 2019 Budget Speech
Since October’s mini-budget, government has taken steps to adjust baseline expenditure downwards by a total of R50.3bn over the medium term.
Flash Briefing: Bulls back for US stocks; MTN to list Africa’s Amazon in NY
Wall Street analysts are pointing to a raft of technical indicators suggesting the stock market has re-entered a bull trend just four months after September’s sharp reverse.
ANC’s diplomacy gaffe could prove costly
Cyril Ramaphosa will stay calm – he’s managing a divided ANC, split by blind adherence to outmoded ideology and a chasm over whom its rulers choose to serve.
Raging Bulls: Piet Viljoen crowned king of SA investing – full list of winners here!
Familiar faces and names dominate this year’s list of Raging Bull Awards winners, with Piet Viljoen’s RECM taking top honours for best equity fund performance over three years.
🔒 Davos 2019 webinar: Reflecting on a watershed event for SA. Here’s why.Â
Ahead of Alec Hogg’s traditional post-Davos road trip, he hosted a webinar for Biznews Premium members updating them on the latest information emerging from the World Economic Forum.
Who will blink first in trade war? – Chinese VP calls for ‘mutual respect’
Growth is slowing in China despite Chinese Vice-President Wang Qishan assuring delegates at the World Economic Forum in Davos that sustainable growth will be maintained in his country.
Joburg, Cape Town in top 114 cities for talent competitiveness
There’s some good news and bad news for Saffers when it comes to the latest Global Talent Competitiveness Index released at Davos this week.