‘Economic stabilisation’ measures have had the exact opposite effect.

When strong policy orientation intersects with ESG and moves toward a new paradigm, it will signify government understanding that investment and reform go hand in hand.

Grand promises have started up again ahead of Zimbabwe’s general election, including ‘free primary education'.

At some point the pent-up demand for elective surgeries will need to be met …

Don’t get too excited about its SOE investment proposal for the private sector - remember how the ruling party neglected the NDP.

In this tricky market, investors still have places to look.

It is time to grow food, export food, and help our neighbours like we used to.

The way decisions are made in government allows the party agenda to mess with the economic wellbeing of the nation.

… shed light on the wild new world in which we're living.

Countries that have experienced successful economic transformation emphasised meritocratic bureaucracy and the rule of law. Pragmatism prevailed over ideology.

In Zimbabwe, and now in Ukraine.

The group is now almost entirely focused on Ports & Terminals and Logistics – seemingly at exactly the right time.

Teachers are being forced to ‘make deals’, while electricity workers will only work inconsistently due to ‘incapacitation caused by unbearable economic conditions …'

South Africa's policy response to the uncertain economic outlook must be nimble and adaptive.

The reason for the recent outperformance in this segment of the market? Good results coupled with low valuations.