Capitec: Everything, all at once
A quarter of a century ago, Henk Lourens was in charge of acquisitions at the PSG arm that would later grow into Capitec. His
Eight questions for the interested and interesting: Sipho ‘Hotstix’ Mabuse
He’s a man who needs no introduction – after all, he’s been keeping a nation jiving since the 1970s, and he’s showing no sign
Aspen: Still a case of ‘when’, not ‘if’?
The least favourite part of Aspen CEO Stephen Saad’s job, it seems, is delivering the firm’s twice-yearly results presentations. It’s hard to blame him
Short-changed shareholders: A tale of AGMs gone bad …
How difficult can it be to hold an AGM? These meetings have been a requirement of company life for almost as long as company
What South Africa’s largest fund is buying now
Kabelo Rikhotso, the chief investment officer of South Africa’s largest pension fund manager, the Public Investment Corporation, says that if he could, he’d buy
Behind Tshwane’s toxic politics
Cilliers Brink held Tshwane’s mayoral position since March 2023 and was removed in late September through a motion of no confidence via an informal
Our podcast picks: October 2024 edition
I struggle to remember a time when I didn’t have a podcast blaring while washing the dishes, feeding the dogs, or lying in a
What we’re drinking this week: Guava Colombard
This week the Woolworth’s WCellar buying team picked a white wine made from a cultivar we’d never heard of but are dead keen to
Go long! There’s still (some) money to be made in bonds
The rand, which has already strengthened to its strongest level in 18 months, could gain more ground – provided the government can sustain the
Bell’s most baffling move yet
Just days after the Bell family had been offering minority shareholders in heavy equipment manufacturer Bell Equipment R53 a share to buy them out,