The exchange … with Thungela’s July Ndlovu
The one-time wonder of the commodity market, Thungela, is grinding its way through an unspectacular market after an extraordinary couple of years. Weaker coal
Spend your bucks on … Bulgari
This collection of drop-dead gorgeous Bulgari B.zero rings (pictured) is utterly appealing and rather dynamic too. Choose the combo of metal colour, size and
Will Caxton ever pull the Mpact trigger?
There’s still no sign of a firm offer from Caxton for all or part of the 65.1% of packaging company Mpact that it does
Legal hurdles pile up as ANC pushes NHI pipedream
The odds of National Health Insurance (NHI) being implemented – at least in any form resembling the miracle salve sold to the population by
The Companies Amendment Act is a go, isn’t it? Maybe not
It’s happened again. Excitement, as well as much dread as President Cyril Ramaphosa signs off on another piece of controversial legislation. Then slowly comes
The trend you didn’t know you needed: fridgescaping
You’ve heard heard of landscaping, tablescaping, even manscaping – but what about the “scaping” that involves your trusty silver Hisense or wildly overpriced retro
Entertaining the madness around the US election
It’s hard to pay attention to spreadsheets when there’s so much fun happening out there. In this instance we don’t mean Donald Trump’s near-death
The R93.5bn tax hole that makes lower fuel levies impossible
After years of moaning from motorists that taxes make up too much of the petrol price, President Cyril Ramaphosa finally relented and promised that
South Africa’s ‘just energy transition’ postponed – not abandoned
Whisper it quietly, but South Africa has now kept the demon of load-shedding at bay for nearly five months. It has, however, come at
The SARB could’ve cut rates. Could a short recession loom?
Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago faced dissension in the ranks during the most recent meeting of the six-member monetary policy committee (MPC) he heads,