Two-pot system: predicting the money flow
Credit retailers and value retailers are likely to get most benefit most from the extra spending, but Sars will score too
MTN: the $4.2bn question that won’t go away
A case that may cost the company dearly could go all the way to the Constitutional Court. But it will be a long time before the cellphone operator has to face ...
Will Sygnia remain listed?
The future of the Sygnia listing: status quo remains for now as industry consolidation beckons, says Wierzycka
Is Sygnia ready to strike?
Wierzycka is synonymous with the asset manager she cofounded, leveraging her forthright opinions into a media presence that outshines bigger but duller rivals. ...
How South Africa’s climate response is hotting up
South Africa is going gangbusters to get a handle on the costs, financing requirements and economic implications of climate change to breach the gap between ...
The magnificent others: tier-2 tech companies
If you thought tech investing should be limited to the Magnificent 7, think again. From Netflix to Palantir to Intuit, there are plenty of opportunities in ...
Quantum’s big shareholders get broody… and moody
The poultry company’s share price performance this year has been nothing short of astonishing, but the chickens could be coming home to roost
Is business education fit for purpose?
Business schools are scrambling to identify and meet future needs
How business schools are starting to work together
After years of paying lip service to the need for collaboration, business schools are finally finding that when it comes to executive education, sometimes two ...
Taking African innovation to the world
Business schools on the continent are bridging knowledge gaps and sharing local insight with foreign institutions
Business schools: adapt or die
Old habits are dying hard in the classroom of new student generations
How to get value out of business education
Companies spend millions of rand annually on executive education to keep top executives at the cutting edge of business practice, but how do they know whether ...
Room to grow for SA's top hotel groups
After the horrors of Covid and amid a challenging economy, South Africa’s hotel sector is showing signs of recovery. Occupancies may not be back to ...
Time to toll the information highway?
In the same way as vehicle owners pay taxes to keep national roads in good repair, telecoms groups are increasingly calling for internet companies to pay for ...
Opportunity meets minefield for the DA
The DA has its hands on the levers of power in six portfolios, but can it overcome the resistance it’s bound to face?
How the GNU cabinet deal stacks up
After a week of tense negotiations, South Africa finally has a government of national unity. But the hard work is only beginning
Will Des de Beer’s Iberian bet pay off?
Director and major shareholder Des de Beer hopes the rand hedge Reit is running with the bulls by expanding into Spain and Portugal
Inside the new, GNU South Africa
The ANC and DA have come together with smaller parties in a government of national unity. Now the hard work begins ...
The GNU deal: where will the buck stop?
The economy has received a powerful shot in the arm from the formation of a centrist government of national unity which marginalises radical populists and ...
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