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9/11 is one of those days when most people remember where they were and what they were doing when the news came through about one of the most shocking acts of terror the western world has experienced.
The staff and shareholders of at least 20 UK banks can expect more pain if the Bank of England lowers the key rate this week.
One of the most telling variables of economic performance is the exchange rate. It provides an instant market snapshot or view on a country’s economy.
The Financial Times of London hasn’t let SA’s municipal elections pass quietly. The influential newspaper reaches a similar conclusion to other pundits: the ruling ANC is in decline.
With interest rates at record lows, you might be better off resorting to a good old-fashioned shoebox under your bed for your notes and coins than a High Street bank.
Former African Bank CEO Leon Kirkinis has declined a R30m offer for his mansion in Rooi Els.
Be warned: Hidden in the very small print of rental agreements for photocopiers and printers are such nasty clauses that you can lose the shirt off your back and the roof over your family’s head.
As South Africa prepares itself for the biggest election since 1994, Donwald Pressly asks if voters will do the backlash, just like Brexit voters.
Gerbrandt van Heerden believes the youth have the power to create a more politically competitive environment if they utilise their right to vote.
The turnaround in the eNCA/IPSOS pre-election polls is startling. After weeks of reflecting a handy lead for the official opposition DA in three keenly contested metros, last night’s final poll showed a swing back to the ruling ANC.