What we’re drinking this week: De Wetshof Lilya Rosé
The De Wetshof Lilya Rosé is just the thing if you’re looking for a glass of something floral, spicy and fresh
Simple mistakes TFSA investors continue to make
A tax-free savings account is a great compounding vehicle – and the earlier you start, the earlier your investment returns start compounding.
Budget interruptus: Mayhem as GNU rejects VAT hike
It was mayhem in parliament on Wednesday as the National Treasury’s budget was pulled – hours after being released to journalists and economists
VAT so!
Non-consensual tax is a no-no, finance minister Enoch Godongwana has learnt the hard way.
Investors shaken but not stirred by VAT shock
Godongwana’s bombshell of a whopping VAT hike stalled the budget, leaving investors stunned. Markets wobbled, but it could’ve been worse
Jobs crisis: Call the private sector
SA’s job growth is stalling. Government can’t hire its way out – only the private sector can drive real change. But will its policies
Fiscal anchor: Stability without shackles
We all need a budget limit, and so does the government – a fiscal anchor. But that doesn’t mean there’s no flexibility to respond
Why Starlink looks set to get its way in South Africa
Communications regulator Icasa could be more flexible when it comes to Black ownership targets by allowing for ‘equity equivalence programmes’
How rubber is Godongwana’s arm?
Enoch Godongwana will deliver his budget amid a flurry of demands from his own party for money at Transnet and elsewhere. How rubber will
Gupta links stalk RAF executive
The RAF’s acting chief investment officer has previously been charged with gross negligence, gross dishonesty and gross dereliction of duty