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MoneywebPatrick Bond, distinguished professor of sociology at the University of Johannesburg, discusses Christine Lagarde as a potential WEF chair, the institution’s future and the global economic outlook beyond November.
MoneywebWeaker equity markets in 2026 contributed to a 74% decline in performance fees.
MoneywebDairy farmers squeezed as milk prices fall and costs soar. The R2bn plan to tackle child stunting. And Africa’s energy wake-up call – cutting dependence in a world of oil shocks.
Moneyweb'The big picture, the big framework, the big items are done,' Gor said.
MoneywebBarry Kaganson, CEO of Auria Senior Living, points to the worrying projection that ‘about one in six South Africans will be over the age of 60 by 2050’ – many requiring mental, physical and financial assistance.
MoneywebCopper on the London Metal Exchange was down 1.1% to $14 338 a ton by 12:11 p.m. Shanghai time, heading for a third daily decline.
MoneywebHigh taxes, low growth – SA is nearing the limit.
MoneywebDieter von Fintel, associate professor of economics at Stellenbosch University, examines SA’s household food crisis, access to nutritious food and barriers to affordability.
MoneywebRonan O’Rahilly, CEO of CVH Spirits, discusses his transition from corporate finance to the spirits industry, the power of collaboration and leading a business across multiple continents.
MoneywebDavid Shapiro of Otto1890 unpacks the latest CPI figures from China and the US, interest rate outlooks, mixed global market performance, contrasting bank and AI earnings, and stubbornly high oil prices. Despite geopolitical tensions, he explains why he remains optimistic about markets ending the…
MoneywebIs Cape Town heading for another water crisis? The push to make SA’s gender budget deliver. And where property investors are putting their money as economic pressure mounts
MoneywebShipments abroad soared 36% last month from a year earlier and imports jumped 31%.
MoneywebMeanwhile, US debt is heading into unprecedented territory, one of the key reasons behind a surge in long-term borrowing costs that has raised alarm bells globally.
MoneywebThe era during which trading barriers were dropped and there was a free flow of goods is over, said Yuvraj Narayan
MoneywebA revenue overrun could narrow the budget deficit to 3.5% of GDP, while improving fiscal discipline and structural reforms strengthen the case for a return to investment-grade status within two to three years.
MoneywebIt says the country has reached an inflection point after stabilising its debt and delivering pro-growth economic reforms.
MoneywebDepartment of Transport wants to reduce or scrap the levy, while Road Accident Fund has proposed a 33.3% increase to National Treasury …
MoneywebAlmost 75% of all cigarettes sold in SA go for far less than the R27.12 minimum collectable tax price, raising questions about enforcement and lost revenue.
MoneywebThe GOOD Party's Cape Town mayoral candidate Brett Herron plans to draw on his years inside the DA’s governance structures to argue for a different and inclusive city.
MoneywebInterim CEO Dr Sifiso Falala discusses the task of the Africa Credit Rating Agency in countering global bias and assessing true continental risk.
MoneywebDuduzile Ramela, host of Moneyweb’s Business of Africa podcast, discusses the findings of the biannual report, public debt, the risks AI poses to the global economy and inflation.
MoneywebTonight, we cover market updates with Absa CIB, African credit ratings, carbon investment in Africa, the World Economic Outlook, online gambling regulation and the benefits of owning multiple properties.
MoneywebBusinesses 'have continued to adjust to repeated shocks' while markets — buoyed by an exuberant tech industry — have taken a 'broadly benign view of the challenges,' the IMF said.
MoneywebWith no clear response from policymakers to their demands in sight.
MoneywebChinese exports to South Africa have more than doubled since the start of the decade, rising by almost $10bn in the first eight months of this year.