Bitcoin smashes through R1 million – where to next?
This level was considered fanciful a few years ago. Experts say it could easily ramp up ten times from here over the next few years. […]
Month: November 2021
Sars hits a dead-end in Lesotho number plate case
The seizure of cars bearing number plates from neighbouring countries is unlawful, say lawyers for the winning team. From Moneyweb. The Supreme Court of Appeal […]
Local government will never be the same again
Smaller parties focused on local issues made their mark in areas where they were well organised. From Moneyweb. The era of liberation party politics may […]
Crude prices soar, coal futures tank while Western leaders debate energy future
Amid COP26 in Glasgow, South Africans brace for a record rise in fuel prices. From Moneyweb. There is some irony in the fact that as […]
While Elon Musk becomes the world’s richest man, Ethereum stalks Tesla
We are entering the Ethereum age, say its advocates. The network already handles more than $31bn in transactions a day, more than twice that of […]
Anglo American appoints South African Duncan Wanblad as CEO to replace Mark Cutifani
Wanblad is the first local to be appointed to the position in more than a decade. From Moneyweb. Anglo American has chosen a 54-year old […]
SA secures R131bn commitment to transition to low carbon economy
UK, US, France, Germany and the EU to assist SA in making the shift. From Moneyweb. President Cyril Ramaphosa announced on Tuesday that SA has […]
Death threats against advocate representing Zimbabweans in high court
Advocate Simba Chitando has received death threats after it was publicised that he had applied to the high court for Zimbabweans to receive permanent residence […]