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Joining Alec and Gugu from the CNBC Cape Town studios is Bank of America, Merrill Lynch economist Matt Sharratt. In this interview, Matt identifies the main speculative risks to the growth of the South African economy as being labour strikes, wage negotiations and the ever-present load shedding debacle.
Had a cup of tea with a former banking colleague. He was one of the rising stars during my spell in the bank. Soon after I left, he was enticed across by another of the Big Four
The ANC and not apartheid is to blame for South Africa’s energy problems, the EFF said on Tuesday
Eskom does have financial issues. It is true that we are having financial crunch and we are currently in discussion with government to get us out of this financial difficulty
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Regulator Mbulelo Ncetezo: It is not Eskom’s fault the country is in this electricity supply mess – it’s Government’s fault, a fact that it acknowledges.
Wescoal did great. But with three of the 11 new listings of 2005 having gone bust and most of the others losing investors money, it wasn’t a great vintage.
Cannon’s Victor von Reiche hunted around the R2bn market cap level to uncover his three stock picks for 2015. Well worth having a closer look.
Chris Yelland suggests Ramaphosa begins addressing the Eskom Crisis by dusting off the six year old White Paper. There’s no need to reinvent any wheels.