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At May’s monetary policy committee meeting, the Reserve Bank stepped up its four-year campaign for a 3% inflation target, publishing a 3% scenario showing it would lead to lower interest rates without ...
As SA navigates the tariff issue in the coming weeks there will be an increasing need to allocate resources and intellectual capital wisely when it comes to trade matters in general. We are in a ...
The political drive to decouple African countries from the global political economy seems to have lost its force over the past few years. However, two recent tendencies suggest a ...
As global demand slumps SA companies will be supplying less overall unless their goods are highly price inelastic ...
We spent a week in the Kruger National Park in early July to experience the bushveld version of Garden of Eden while we still can, and to soak up the moisture from the deluge of a wet Cape winter. We ...
The wine industry is relatively lucky because there’s no big pressure to clear stock previously destined for the US ...
If you think crypto is still just a Wild West of speculative tokens, meme coins and get-rich-quick schemes, it’s time to wake up. Something far bigger is happening — quietly, globally and rapidly. At ...
Small-scale fisheries are a vital yet frequently overlooked sector both globally and within SA. Despite progressive policy frameworks, the lived realities of many small-scale fishing communities ...
Running out of ideas and unwilling to shake up patronage networks and vested interests, the ANC is heading towards 30% of the ...
Washington — President Donald Trump’s administration will require visa applicants from Zambia and Malawi to pay bonds up to ...
Separately, Amazon announced OpenAI’s open-weight models are now available on its Bedrock generative AI marketplace in Amazon ...
SA’s biggest public sector union is urging the Government Employees Medical Scheme (Gems) not to increase premiums next year, saying membership poses an increasing financial burden for public servants ...