The damage in SA will be severe, regardless of market reactions
Then the bank can become as boring as its competitors
Cheap logistics in global supply chains may have been a cost advantage but is now under threat
ANC-linked Thebe Investments has a stake in Shell SA and the government stands to win big if the company strikes oil
The country’s president persistently orders his officials to do what they advise against, thus the plunge in the lira
Foreign policy is harnessed for the first time in decades to build trust and secure SA’s economic interests, writes Anthony Butler
A few years ago when Mark Barnes was running the Post Office it required zero money from the state, now it needs R8bn just to survive
SA and Kenya are in talks about large infrastructure projects that could boost manufacturing capacity
Growth will require inflation to drive consumer demand
The chenin-type moment of epiphany for SA’s red wines may be only a decade away
It’s what workers want after the pandemic opened their eyes, and bosses would do well to fall in line, writes Kate Thompson Davy
Adjusted credits are important in the developing world, where opportunities for nature-based solutions abound, writes Gray Maguire
The parties in municipal coalitions have little in common but need to work together on service delivery, writes John Dludlu
The virtuous cycle that worked in SA’s favour into 2021 has now turned vicious
