The revenue service 'is trying to assist taxpayers prevent a tax shortfall which they may not have expected, or may not have budgeted for’: Allan Gray tax specialist Carrie Norden.
‘We want to get involved in the continuum of care, in different care settings. We don't want to only be a hospital operator’: CEO Ronnie van der Merwe.
Sasfin's David Shapiro touches on what's unsettling investors, results from local food producers, the gold price – and reflects on the passing of renowned economist Mike Schüssler.
‘We need shareholders to be alive to these risks and, in terms of ESG, challenge Thungela on [its] misleading and inaccurate claims’: Robyn Hugo of Just Share.
‘We are really lucky today that we've got the balance sheet, the capital, the liquidity, the people, and a plan to become what we were always meant to be – a bank for the people’: CEO Kennedy Bungane.
Mia Kruger of Kruger International talks today's market moves as the JSE closes in the red, looks at Coronation’s results, and touches on the Thungela and Sibanye AGMs.
‘We've managed to bed down and settle some recent acquisitions … we had Baby City, Medicare and Kaelo, an insurance business that we partially invested in’: CFO Rui Morais.
Makwe Masilela of Makwe Fund Managers takes a look at comments made by Potus about possibly lifting certain restrictions on China, commodity prices, and the latest trading update from Alexforbes.
'It's not just the lower-income groups that are struggling … your middle income groups are feeling just as much of the brunt’: Chris Jacobs – director, OIM International.
