Here we are in September, nearing quarter four of 2022. In our busy lives, as we navigate a weak economy, the ever-rising cost of living in SA and the constant load-shedding, we tend to forget what a tumultuous year it has been.

In late February Russia jackbooted its way into democratic Ukraine. Everything changed after that; sanctions hit Russia, and the retaliation and consequence of its actions led to a further push in already elevated soft commodity prices. A global rise in food inflation and in all forms of energy followed...

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