HERMAN MASHABA: Reason trumps GNU in Tshwane

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Alan Winde wants a better deal

Western Cape premier Alan Winde gives bankruptcy warning

Why PHP is worth a second glance

Initially flying under the radar PHP, the UK healthcare Reit, is finally starting to appear on buying lists after its inclusion in several JSE indices

TRACEY DAVIES: Eskom’s shocking secret deals

Eskom’s proposed tariff hike of 36% will be a disaster for ordinary citizens

Restaurants face a simmering chef scarcity

As a chef shortage emerges in Australia, New Zealand and the UK, South Africa is feeling the pinch too

Rookie MPs in at the deep end

About half of parliament’s members are new to the job, and they face a hectic schedule. But so far they have brought a refreshing sense of dignity to ...

THE FINANCE GHOST: Advantage AdvTech

The company’s strongly rising share price and that of Stadio show how fast the private education sector has been growing

Plenty of permutations for platinum producers

Price weakness and a shortage of refining capacity are among the constraints platinum producers faces

Adcorp: the right staff?

The counter has recovered to 500c after being smashed to 200c by Covid, and if economic growth starts picking up, could more be in store?

CHRIS ROPER: Our sad state of affairs

South Africa’s unlucky number is 83 — it’s our position on Transparency International’s corruption index, and also where we rank globally in terms of happiness

Jet set for liftoff

TFG’s revival strategy has put Jet on the path to sustained profit and growth

YOUR MONEY: Still some decent returns on cash

Where to park that lump sum for your child’s tertiary studies: probably not the JSE

West bets against China

West forms coalition to break China’s chokehold on minerals as the latest turn in an increasingly acrimonious trade war to control the supply chain of ...

JUSTICE MALALA: What happens after Ramaphosa?

There is a troubling lack of credible successors for the president. Realistically, he will become an onlooker in the ANC by the end of 2026

EDITORIAL: Signals crossed: taxpayers buying train tickets for the elite

Gautrain doesn’t need to make a profit because Gauteng has to fork out billions to make up any shortfall, thanks to a ‘patronage guarantee’

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Copper assets too expensive for now while manganese could make more financial sense, CEO says

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Noxolo Majavu

Sale of assets formerly occupied by BAT and DSV brings two large investment prospects to market

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The risk will be greatest if Donald Trump loses to Kamala Harris

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NATASHA MARRIAN: Pieter Groenewald’s political pragmatism

‘I don’t interfere with the internal matters of the ANC,’ says the FF+ leader, in a swipe at Helen Zille  over the DA-ANC spat in Gauteng

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MARC HASENFUSS: Sun International could crash and earn

Online gaming offerings, including the incredibly popular plane crash games, are pulling in the punters in droves

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