Month: June 2019

It comes with a hike in short-term interest rates to 50% to curb inflation of 100%. This article first appeared in Moneyweb. Zimbabwe banned the […]

The sector has to clean up its act while still making a profit – and it’s a race the group intends to win. This article […]

With shades of Kenneth Makate’s ‘Please call me’ case against Vodacom. This article first appeared in Moneyweb. Two Gugulethu entrepreneurs applied on Tuesday (June 18) […]

A once model state-owned company is being ruined by design, say union members. From Moneyweb. Former energy minister Jeff Radebe left a trail of destruction […]

This article first appeared in Brainstorm. For the better part of a century, the JSE ruled the corporate seas. This was the default venue for […]

It launched South Africa’s industrial age to support its mining activities, but since 2012 has halved the number of its assets. Where to now? From […]

It’s a been long and litigious road for two companies in rescue, and another volley has just been fired. This article first appeared in Moneyweb. […]

The damage is likely to spread beyond Tongaat, with investors applying a risk premium to stated figures on other stocks. This article first appeared in […]

The taxman targets foreign earnings in excess of R1m – but at what cost to the country? This article first appeared in Moneyweb. Financial emigration […]

Tongaat must restate its 2018 figures. But will it end there? This article first appeared in Moneyweb. Just when we thought the worst was behind […]