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RUSTENBERG, SOUTH AFRICA - JULY 4: Anglo Platinum Miners wait in a queue to board a lift to take them underground on July 4, 2014 at Thembelani Shaft in Rustenburg South Africa. Union Amcu brought an end to the five month strike when they signed a new wage deal. The union accepted the wage settlement that would increase the basic salary of the lowest-paid worker by R1 000 over three years, excluding other benefits. (Photo by Gallo Images / Sunday Times / Simphiwe Nkwali)
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Dr Duarte da Silva: The Platinum corollary

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37 min read
Testing the gold thesis against platinum reveals South Africa’s mining potential and pricing puzzle.
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Is the semiconductor industry headed for an almighty crash?

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The Economist
5 min read
There are reasons to believe a bust, if it comes, will be less vertiginous than the boom
NORTHAM, SOUTH AFRICA – AUGUST 08: Farmer David Rakgase watches his livestock during an interview on August 08, 2018 in Northam, South Africa. The 77-year-old cattle farmer from Limpopo has launched a court bid to force the South African government to sell him the land he has leased since 1991. (Photo by Gallo Images / Netwerk24 / Deon Raath)
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Title deeds for black farmers: right reform, wrong reason | Andrew Morphew

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Editor BizNews
5 min read
Land reform needs title deeds, faster delivery and practical support for farmers.
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William Saunderson-Meyer: MK, Zuma, KZN, ANC, and the Jaundiced Eye is now on BizNews

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Alec Hogg
12 min read
Zuma’s grip on MK, Duduzane’s future and the ANC’s path back to power.
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