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My plan to make R1 million on the JSE

My plan to make R1 million on the JSE

Adriaan Kruger /
11 November 2019
  12
Taking a bet on a few forgotten stocks and some that have the potential to recover.
Does the SABC need 12 directors?

Does the SABC need 12 directors?

Barbara Curson /
8 November 2019
  13
SABC's irregular expenditure reaches R5.2bn.
It’s clear Christo Wiese must go

It’s clear Christo Wiese must go

Hilton Tarrant /
8 November 2019
  27
His position as a chairman who is not independent is no longer tenable.
Changing the economic narrative

Changing the economic narrative

Jerry Schuitema /
8 November 2019
  15
Putting events and indicators into fuller context.
Development Bank reliant on raising new debt to fund liabilities

Development Bank reliant on raising new debt to fund liabilities

Barbara Curson /
7 November 2019
  4
Would you invest in this entity?
Government bets on magical thinking

Government bets on magical thinking

Mamokgethi Molopyane /
6 November 2019
  36
Can SA afford to keep throwing money into education and health systems that have not shown efficiency in using their allocated budgets?
Transport sector contending with the ripple effect

Transport sector contending with the ripple effect

Mike Schüssler /
5 November 2019
  2
With world trade in its steepest decline in a decade and local manufacturers squeezed by export uncertainty and slow domestic demand, freight operators are under pressure.
Warming up for a taxpayer shakedown

Warming up for a taxpayer shakedown

Barbara Curson /
1 November 2019
  53
When government wants to take more, it mentions the poor – but does not admit any responsibility for poverty or suffering.
Women feel the pinch as unemployment rises

Women feel the pinch as unemployment rises

Mamokgethi Molopyane /
31 October 2019
  5
In a country where the number of economically-inactive people exceeds 15m, young black women are the most blighted by unemployment.
Armscor board not exercising sufficient oversight

Armscor board not exercising sufficient oversight

Barbara Curson /
30 October 2019
  7
Employee-related costs are almost double revenue.
Ego or financial blind spot?

Ego or financial blind spot?

Nicolette Mashile /
29 October 2019
  5
Don't let pride or any other mindset mistakes hamstring your money goals.
The Road Accident Fund is hopelessly insolvent

The Road Accident Fund is hopelessly insolvent

Barbara Curson /
24 October 2019
  46
'There is a material uncertainty relating to whether the RAF is a going concern' – AG.
We need to move from we ‘will’ and ‘must’ to we ‘have and did’

We need to move from we ‘will’ and ‘must’ to we ‘have and did’

Ryk van Niekerk /
21 October 2019
  20
Government needs to pull the trigger on tough decisions.
Icasa presents a hackneyed solution to a problem it hasn’t identified

Icasa presents a hackneyed solution to a problem it hasn’t identified

Barbara Curson /
21 October 2019
  6
Creating regulations out of vague and indeterminate descriptions.
PIC fails to provide an exemplary service to government pensioners

PIC fails to provide an exemplary service to government pensioners

Barbara Curson /
21 October 2019
  7
Then pays a dividend of R80m to government – off the back of income on assets surely owned primarily by the state employee pension pot?

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