Historic shifts: What’s different about SA’s Election’24
Political scientist Dirk Kotze explains the changed circumstances.
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BizNews Top of the Pops March 2024
Find the 15 best-read stories of March 2024 on BizNews.com below and see what the tribe found most interesting last month.
SA’s on slippery slope towards a failed state, barring urgent action – report
BizNews spoke to Chris Palm about the prevailing risks for the country and whether or not he believes we’re a failed state already.
Ramaphosa’s visibility a winning ANC formula
The ANC does extraordinarily well at the polls in the face of poor delivery, growing unemployment, and urban decay. This is the conundrum of SA elections.
SA rapidly becoming a forgotten country among investors – RMB CEO James Formby
SA must move quickly to implement the reforms needed to salvage its status as an investment destination and breathe life into the struggling economy.
You think SA is a political mess? Look at the world! Insights from Great Thinkers
Western democracies are in a state of crisis. The liberal world order that was created after World War II is crumbling and we don’t quite understand what is going on or what to do about it.
Continued global and domestic uncertainty calls for safeguarding of investments
The ongoing volatility that rattled stocks and investors globally since last Friday, have one consequence in common: continued uncertainty.
The Ramaphosa effect: Rand dips below 12/dollar, first time since May 2015
The Rand traded below 12 per dollar on Wednesday for the first time since May 2015, extending a rally sparked by an improving domestic political environment.
2016 top story: Rian Malan lashes Malema rhetoric – ugly truth about SA white land ownership
Julius Malema’s self-righteous belief that he can force repossession of legally owned land has been made often and a proper assessment is long overdue.