Collaborate this: Ramaphosa talks 3% growth
“I stand here as the guilty party, who is always accused of embarking on too many consultation processes,” said President Cyril Ramaphosa at the
Shades of greylisting: Behind Old Mutual’s bloody nose
The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) will be hoping that global money-laundering authorities, weighing up whether to keep South Africa on a terrorism financing
What you need to get through this week … a Louis Vuitton bed trunk
Have you ever had that fantasy at work (no, not that one) where you slip quietly below your desk, and, tucked up in the
The exchange … with John Biccard, Ninety One Value Fund portfolio manager
Back in July, Currency interviewed one of South Africa’s legendary value investors about the post-government of national unity (GNU) stock market rally. Since then,
Lesufi’s legacy: half-built schools and hospitals
You may have missed it, but Gauteng had a new premier last week. Before you get too excited, it’s not a regular thing; agriculture
Art of the week: Brett Murray’s Fiscal Cliff and Wealth Management
Cast your mind back to 2012, when Jacob Zuma supporters protested outside Johannesburg’s Goodman Gallery in anger over artist Brett Murray’s, should we say
Can Naspers’s new CEO reignite the Bekker magic?
Table Mountain in the background, Cape Town’s business core a dozen storeys below, and Naspers’s newly minted CEO is lamenting how the tech giant
Burning the small fry: Steinhoff’s unlikely first South African convict
When you picture the first conviction for the grand R106bn Steinhoff fraud in South Africa, you probably wouldn’t have imagined the man up against
How Pick n Pay shortchanged retail investors with Boxer’s IPO
A new listing on the JSE is about as rare these days as an honest ANC politician. So you’d think any company going public
When Cyril met Elon: It was written in the Starlink …
The meeting looked distinctly cosy. Two of the greatest salesmen around – Elon Musk, hawker of satellite broadband service Starlink, electric carmaker Tesla, rocket