Standard Bank shareholders defy board in vote for greener disclosure
They want the bank to adopt a policy on lending to coal operations. From Moneyweb. This is almost certainly the future of annual general meetings […]
Month: May 2019
SA’s debt collection practices await investigation
It’s been four years – and still no hearing. This article first appeared in Moneyweb. It’s been four years since Judge Siraj Desai of the […]
Six mining groups ask court to approve R5 billion silicosis settlement case
But some mines will continue to fight class action suit This article sppeared in Groundup and Times Live: Lawyers for thousands of gold miners afflicted […]
Blood on the JSE floor
Executive departures, forced share sales, cost overruns and weakening retail prospects have hammered selected stocks. Last week was a shocker for corporate news. Peter Moyo was […]
I was groomed for corruption – Agrizzi
Daily prayer meetings and bags of cash: a day in the life of a Bosasa executive. This was first published in Moneyweb. The day would […]
SA’s nuclear reactor shut down – again
The paperwork, it seems, was not in order. From Moneyweb. The Pretoria nuclear medicine production unit NTP Radioisotopes, part of the state-owned Nuclear Energy Company […]
Companies planning to go off the grid
Anglo Platinum, Sibanye-Stillwater, Makro and the City of Joburg are loosening their ties to Eskom. This article first appeared in Moneyweb. Forward-thinking businesses in SA […]
The Bus King of Africa
The IDC is taking a R2bn bet on Pat Nodada of Busmark. This article first appeared in Moneyweb. The man being called the Bus King […]
Standard Bank accused of ‘double dipping’ in home repo case
Outcome could be explosive for banks, opening the door to floods of claims. This article first appeared in Moneyweb. In a case due to come […]
Africa’s resource curse is more like a governance curse
SA’s huge offshore gas find could be a blessing or a curse. This article first appeared in Moneyweb. South Africa has just come into a […]