What we’re drinking this week: WCellar’s top 10 South African wines of the moment
The Woolies drinks team have put together a cracking list of exceptional local wines that you really should investigate
Black mine boss rips into Mantashe’s ‘contaminated pen’
A mine owner has scored a legal blow against Mantashe, with the court suspending government’s decision to cancel his mining right
AI boom, equity bust ahead?
When an innovation wave hits, investors assume today’s leaders will reap the rewards indefinitely. DeepSeek shows that’s not necessarily true
South Africa’s Potomac collision is waiting
The failure of Air Traffic Navigation Services, the South African Weather Service and Acsa is creating a perfect storm for aviation in SA.
Making America corrupt again
It’s open season for bribes and bad actors now that Donald Trump has decided to suspend the foreign corrupt practices act of 1977
Why Trump hearts Elon
AI, tech and info wars shape US dominance as South Africa gets caught in the crossfire of Trump’s ambitions to Make America Great Again
Strauss & Co: Art Week in Cape Town, February 2025
Strauss & Co’s ‘Perspectives on Africa’ is a journey through modern and contemporary art
Books and boerie rolls: A guide to losing your way (on purpose)
Cellphones, smart watches and Google have taken the fun out of getting lost. But it’s still the best way to make new discoveries.
Falling off BHP’s dance card makes ‘zero difference’ to Anglo
Reports that BHP has cooled on the prospect of buying Anglo American make no difference to Anglo’s strategy, says CEO Duncan Wanblad
Why Barloworld’s CEO should be benched
Whatever way you cut it, managing Barloworld would be a lot more straightforward for all if CEO Dominic Sewela was parked on the bench