Month: July 2020

More than R1 billion. That’s the cost of various commissions of inquiry in recent years, most of them investigating corruption. From Accounting Weekly. The granddaddy […]

Slightly lower interim earnings offset by R700m in cost savings. From Moneyweb. Kumba Iron Ore’s earnings were briefly impacted by the Covid-19 lockdown, but operations […]

There’s some good news here from a surprising quarter. From Moneyweb. Never write off agriculture’s propensity to come to the rescue when it is most […]

Welcome to the world of machine investment. We look at two South African companies that offer fully computerised investment. Is this the future? From Brainstorm […]

Law enforcement is ill-equipped and overburdened, and the legal process creates incentives to fight to the death. From Moneyweb. Apart from a smattering of arrests […]

Ciaran Ryan talks to Nompu Siziba on SAFM on the massive spike in demand for Krugerrands during the Covid lockdown as investors seek refuge against […]

Boosted by a strong gold price and quest for diversification. From Moneyweb. Demand for Kruggerands, the top-selling gold coin in the world, is surging as […]

There’s a reason New Zealand’s economic performance is as stunning as its response to Covid. From Moneyweb. SA could learn a thing or two about […]

Trade union says two of three new hires were re-employed after previously being subject to disciplinary hearings. From Moneyweb. Nuclear Energy Company of SA (Necsa) […]

Cycle theory has a pretty good track record in calling out the tops and bottoms. From Moneyweb. These are indeed strange times. The coronavirus crash […]