‘Its whole campaign is really fundamentally focused on getting people who are already in the DA bubble to get out and vote, rather than winning new voters,’ says political consultant, Gareth van Onselen.
While Bitcoin has fallen below $60 000 a growing number of market veterans say the cryptocurrency is entering the zone where previous crashes have ultimately bottomed.
Veliswa Rozani will join the cement producer in October, succeeding long-serving CFO Brenda Berlin following her retirement.
Still expects the Sarb to raise rates by a quarter point at its July meeting to 7.25%, which will be the peak of the tightening cycle.
DA within reach of outright Joburg majority, says pollster. How sustainable are medical schemes if costs keep outpacing contributions? And the missing link in the Northern Cape's growth story.
This week on MoneywebNOW we looked at the real retirement journey once you stop working, the US-China rivalry and the tensions between the two superpowers, salaries increasing below inflation, and the Afrimat Construction Index improving, albeit from a low base.
Oil tankers and cargo vessels continue using the strategic route as industry participants weigh the risks of renewed instability.
In an attempt to increase the transparency of the British monarchy’s finances.
‘I think employers can play a very meaningful role in assisting and supporting [their] people’ – John Anderson from Sanlam Corporate Investments.
This week on Moneyweb@Midday we examined Michael Sachs' appointment as President Cyril Ramaphosa’s economic advisor, a warning about companies waiting before admitting they need help, SCA rejecting Tshwane's land expropriation attempt, and the cost of removing migrant workers from food systems.