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Draft 2018 Mining Charter: Better, but still profoundly flawed

Draft 2018 Mining Charter: Better, but still profoundly flawed

Anthea Jeffery / 23 June 2018 4
And a continuing choke on investment.
Why supposedly ‘safe’ sectors may be nothing of the sort

Why supposedly ‘safe’ sectors may be nothing of the sort

Schroders / 23 June 2018
Safety stems from the price you pay, not the underlying dynamics of the businesses you buy.
Digital technology is making car insurance more affordable in SA

Digital technology is making car insurance more affordable in SA

Alex Thomson / 23 June 2018 1
Using technology for insurance purposes may reduce costs and ease the pressures often associated with traditional insurance.
Facebook and Google = world domination?

Facebook and Google = world domination?

Richard Lord / 23 June 2018
Google and Facebook commanded 84% of global digital ad spend between them in 2017.
Why Capitec (and not Nedbank, the PIC or the Grindrod consortium) should buy Mercantile

Why Capitec (and not Nedbank, the PIC or the Grindrod consortium) should buy Mercantile

Hilton Tarrant / 20 June 2018 3
The business banking space is hotting up, and few will be able to match the simplicity and fees that Capitec offers.
Lessons from the Vodacom YeboYethu deal for black investors

Lessons from the Vodacom YeboYethu deal for black investors

Craig Gradidge / 20 June 2018 4
Live your life and don’t let disappointment lead to poor investment decisions.
These are the days of a reactionary labour movement

These are the days of a reactionary labour movement

Mamokgethi Molopyane / 19 June 2018 6
Organised labour is responsible for its own weakening status and influence.
The revised Mining Charter fumbles and crashes

The revised Mining Charter fumbles and crashes

Barbara Curson / 19 June 2018 14
No friend of labour or mining communities, and likely to discourage investors.
Maybe the big four auditing firms do need breaking up

Maybe the big four auditing firms do need breaking up

Bloomberg editors / 18 June 2018 4
‘A break-up between auditing firms may be necessary, but existing rules should first be given a chance to work.’
Neglect data management at your peril

Neglect data management at your peril

Wayne Clarke / 16 June 2018
Business leaders be warned – poor information management can and may be used against you. 
What’s wrong with BEE?

What’s wrong with BEE?

Faizal Cader / 15 June 2018 26
Vodacom transaction triggers a share sell-off.
Star: the curse of an embarrassing parent

Star: the curse of an embarrassing parent

David Lerche / 15 June 2018 3
Can Steinhoff Africa Retail emerge unscathed when the market wants little to do with anything in the Steinhoff stable?
Governments and entrepreneurship

Governments and entrepreneurship

Jerry Schuitema / 15 June 2018 4
The Holy Grail of purpose that should apply to all business – that of serving its market or customers – must equally apply to government.
South Africa’s investment appeal continues to be sabotaged

South Africa’s investment appeal continues to be sabotaged

Amanda Visser / 15 June 2018 13
There is a lack of understanding of the obstacles that an incoherent government policy creates.
Acting Sars commissioner’s 90-day term runs out soon

Acting Sars commissioner’s 90-day term runs out soon

Ingé Lamprecht / 14 June 2018 4
But Moyane’s disciplinary process will likely delay permanent appointment.

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