Online gambling: Don’t let good intentions lead to bad policy
Any policy response should be built on a careful understanding of the issue, supported by accurate data.
City of Joburg’s budget and mayor in crisis
As the finance minister finally reads the last rites to the metro, what will its mayor - and opposition parties - do?
Transnet hikes container surcharge to R78
This is lower than expected, but still bruising for the freight and logistics industry.
Precious metals take a pounding over Iran war and rate jitters
This may not be the buying opportunity many had hoped for, as prices could trend lower.
Can fragile Pick n Pay survive a debilitating strike?
Equally, it almost cannot afford not to tackle its staff costs …
Former RAF CEO and board face possible criminal charges
Scopa plans to take action over fruitless and wasteful spending, particularly on court cases with no chance of success.
Why the UK is attractive for South African property investors
The UK’s ongoing housing undersupply is expected to support long-term price growth and tenant demand.
Emerging carry trade rebounds with real, rand among favorites
Traders are generally more positive about the rand due to the outlook for monetary policy tightening.
US, Iran far from Hormuz deal
As Trump says the ‘clock is ticking’.
US says China agrees to spend billions on agricultural goods
China will also reportedly address American concerns on supply shortages and export restrictions tied to critical minerals.