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JSE’s gaming groups keep feeding those slots

Tsogo and Sun International have made punters a packet on their shares this year. But dividends are still a way off

SHIRLEY DE VILLIERS: The story of a cabbage patch, and power-mad metro cops

In many ways this is a storm in a cabbage patch. But it speaks to broader issues of land use and whether our bylaws are fit for purpose in changing times

Political party donations: a taxing issue

The question of tax breaks for political party donors was raised a while ago, but it is anything but straightforward

Is SA’s tourism ‘recovery plan’ another pie-in-the-sky promise?

SA’s tourism sector has been devastated by the pandemic. The government has a new plan for recovery. But it’s thin on detail, and operators — based on past experience — are sceptical

Cricket: A sport at war with itself

Cricket SA’s hearings have shone a valuable light on injustice in the sport

Is SA’s tourism ‘recovery plan’ another pie-in-the-sky promise?

SA’s tourism sector has been devastated by the pandemic. The government has a new plan for recovery. But it’s thin on detail, and operators — based on past ...

Features / Cover Story

NATASHA MARRIAN: Next test of Cyril’s resolve

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s resolve as a reformer is set to be tested, now that the radical economic transformation faction has largely been neutralised

Opinion / State of play

Natasha Marrian Financial Mail deputy editor & columnist

HELEN ZILLE: How everyone misreads the ANC

The intense criticism of the DA is borne of a misguided belief that the ANC is a benign organisation with a few rotten apples

Opinion / On My Mind

The value of financial advice, and the changing role of advisers

The first in a series of BDFM Investment Dialogues Live, in partnership with the JSE, focused on the changing role of financial advisors and the growth of ...

Money & Investing

DEON GOUWS: The case for vaccine passports

The way Covid passports have been embraced in France says a lot about a country that chose ‘Liberty, Equality, Fraternity’ as national motto

MATTHIJS EIJPE: Old school banks needn’t fear — mobile money needs them

Traditional banking is not going anywhere; no technology can uproot the entire sector

SA’s good news growth shock

The view that SA’s economy is set to remain mired in stagnation after the pandemic is rejected by some economists, who believe the tide is turning on a host of ...

Political party donations: a taxing issue

The question of tax breaks for political party donors was raised a while ago, but it is anything but straightforward

City Lodge: now, it’s all about survival

City Lodge is either the ultimate Covid recovery play or a value trap, full of failed promise

Money & Investing

THE FINANCE GHOST: How the Viceroy hit squad got hit

Huge reputations are at stake. If Viceroy cannot prove its claims, the Capitec report would have been a costly mistake that would set legal precedent in short ...

SA’s stolen gun free-for-all

Illegal firearms from state supplies are fuelling violent crime in SA, but transparency over state weapons is lacking

ROB ROSE: Allan Gray: Just do it

There is increasing frustration among SA’s pension fund managers at the country’s failure to relaunch after Ramaphosa took the reins in 2018

Opinion / Editor's Note

Rob Rose Editor: Financial Mail

JUSTICE MALALA: ANC leaders have no backbone

ANC leaders have been lying to every meaningful constituency in SA for years, causing policy uncertainty and lack of trust

Opinion / Home & Abroad

Justice Malala Columnist

PROFILE: Arthur Fraser — a convenient sleuth

Zuma’s incarceration threatened to torpedo the ANC’s election hopes in KZN — but the party knew who it could call on to save the day

Sam Mkokeli Columnist and contributor

EDITORIAL: An expense SA can’t afford

Enoch Godongwana made it clear that the country simply cannot afford a BIG, nor could it fund various other projects on the wish list, while at the same time ...

Opinion / Editorials

Naspers: time to double down or get out?

It was hard to imagine, at the start of 2021, that Naspers shares would be among the worst performers on the JSE’s top 40 index come September

Money & Investing

How to read the Financial Mail e-edition

Page through a digital version of the printed Financial Mail magazine

Are the Guptas trying to steal back Optimum?

It’s well over three years since Optimum Coal Mine was placed into business rescue. Now, new concerns about possible Gupta influence may slow proceedings ...

JSE’s gaming groups keep feeding those slots

Tsogo and Sun International have made punters a packet on their shares this year. But dividends are still a way off

Money & Investing

ConCourt stands by its decision to send Zuma to jail

NATASHA MARRIAN: Next test of Cyril’s resolve

Opinion / State of play

ANDREA FELSTED: How supply chain problems may ruin ...

Ford's exit marks the end of an Indian dream for US ...

Global surge in IPOs has eluded Sub-Saharan Africa ...

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MARKET WRAP: JSE ends weaker as investors weigh global risks

Lindiwe Tsobo

Risks of slowing global economic recovery, Delta variant, central bank rates decisions and further strict regulations in China weigh on markets

PwC flags ESG reporting risk for SA’s ‘resilient’ banks

Garth Theunissen

ESG reporting by banks must move beyond climate-related disclosures by also including performance measurement indicators

Parole case in the spotlight after top court dismisses Zuma’s rescission application

Erin Bates

After the Constitutional Court ruling, the former president will now face legal onslaughts over the validity of his medical parole

Spur says recovery is steady as loyal patrons shift to takeaways

Karl Gernetzky

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Shirley de Villiers FM features editor & columnist

SHIRLEY DE VILLIERS: The story of a cabbage patch, and power-mad metro cops

In many ways this is a storm in a cabbage patch. But it speaks to broader issues of land use and whether our bylaws are fit for purpose in changing times

MATTHIJS EIJPE: Old school banks needn’t fear — mobile money needs them

Traditional banking is not going anywhere; no technology can uproot the entire sector

EDITORIAL: An expense SA can’t afford

Enoch Godongwana made it clear that the country simply cannot afford a BIG, nor could it fund various other projects on the wish list, while at the same time sustaining its bloated wage bill

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WATCH: FirstRand earnings jump but pandemic’s effects loom large

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WATCH: JSE left behind as global IPO market booms

WATCH: South Africa is an ‘expensive Asia’

Watch: Higher gold price works in Pan African Resources favour

News & Fox Political party donations: a taxing issue

PROFILE: Arthur Fraser — a convenient sleuth

DiDi tilts at Uber in the battle for SA’s roads

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Antivaxxers refuse to see the obvious

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Features / Cover Story Is SA’s tourism ‘recovery plan’ another pie-in-the-sky promise?

Are the Guptas trying to steal back Optimum?

SA’s stolen gun free-for-all

SA’s good news growth shock

Life / Sport Cricket: A sport at war with itself

Behind the rise of online art auctions

FILM: Behind SA’s sleeper horror hit

Hiking: Desperately seeking cedars