Journalism

In Namibia – with Namibian and South African managers, Australian technology and Canadian money. From Mineweb. One has to ask: where have the South African […]

State power has been expanded, but does the degree to which it’s being exercised violate government’s constitutional obligation to behave with legality? From Moneyweb. In […]

Not by a long shot. Even Bank of America puts it at $3 000 an ounce in 18 months. From Moneyweb. You may have noticed […]

But mining in the era of social distancing poses unique challenges. From Moneyweb. Some 60% of recalled miners have returned to work in preparation for […]

The relief packages offered by banks could be the cause of untold legal cases in the months to come. From Moneyweb. The banks have been […]

Cooked food ban ‘unlawful’, tourism enterprise assistance ‘discriminatory’ and cigarette sales seemingly not actually prohibited. From Moneyweb. On Monday the Fair-trade Independent Tobacco Association (Fita) […]

Until now, ‘going digital’ was still a discussion point for many businesses. Now it’s the only reality. From Moneyweb. Last month Pick n Pay launched […]

Keeping six months’ stock of essential supplies, considered wasteful a year ago, now seems like a good idea. From Moneyweb. The shutdown of the deep […]

Netflix, of course. Also teleconferencing provider Zoom, toilet paper makers – and gold. From Moneyweb. It seems just about everyone has watched (and enjoyed) Tiger […]

If so, the alarmists must be held to account. From Accounting Weekly. I’m going out on a limb here. There’s something terribly wrong with the […]