This week on Moneyweb@Midday we examined government's procurement crackdown as Minister of Public Works, Dean Macpherson, blacklists 52 companies, the temporary ceasefire between Iran and the US, and the threat facing Ferroglobe – SA's only silicon producer.
The South African Reserve Bank has signaled that raising rates may be warranted if the Iran war drags on and oil prices stay high.
It all started when brothers Daneel and Stef Steinmann wanted to wear vintage-feel shirts to support their country’s rugby team — the Springboks — in the World Cup in 2019.
Analysis of weak US GDP and sticky inflation. Also, a look at the latest survey showing multi-managers continuing to gain market share.
More can be done to protect it from cheap imports.
Head of enforcement Gerhard van Deventer walks us through a new generation of scams, from deepfakes of FSCA personnel to the sale of trading signals.
Sars’s visibility extends far beyond South Africa’s borders, and with greater wealth comes greater scrutiny and consequence.
Clientèle Life, Sanlam and their subsidiaries collect R143m every month from grant beneficiaries.
Tau says no.
Government pension fund alleges negligence and misconduct by the state asset manager when acting as its agent in R510m deal.