The week ahead: South Africa does Davos Mark your calendar – here’s the political and economic news to watch out for in the days to come… by The South Africa Brief January 19, 2026 News
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The week ahead: All systems go for the G20 Mark your calendar – here’s the political and economic news to watch out for in the days to come… by The South Africa Brief November 17, 2025 News
Godongwana claims control of new 3% inflation target The finance minister made clear that lowering the inflation target to 3% was his call, in a move that could reset monetary policy for… by Vernon Wessels November 12, 2025 Economy & Markets·News
The week ahead: Mkhwanazi saga still centre stage Mark your calendar – here’s the political and economic news to watch out for in the days to come… by The South Africa Brief October 20, 2025 News
The price of state dysfunction The SARB has paused its cutting cycle as state-set prices push up costs. It's why badly needed reforms are key to unlocking lower interest… by Vernon Wessels September 19, 2025 Economy & Markets·News 1
31-minutes, R18.9bn: Sixty60 is making Shoprite’s numbers sing Its teal-coloured scooters are emblematic of Shoprite’s great run, and the latest set of financial results delivered, again… by TJ Strydom September 3, 2025 Investing & Finance
Health, wealth and the financial lessons we can’t ignore Financial literacy is as vital as understanding our health, yet millions of South Africans remain vulnerable to debt, poor savings and exploitation… by Thomas Brennan September 3, 2025 Opinion·Personal Finance
The missing ingredient to economic growth: Confidence Confidence, not just reform, is the missing piece to South Africa’s growth puzzle. Without it, investment won’t increase and jobs will remain scarce… by Vernon Wessels August 25, 2025 Economy & Markets
Why the SARB pulled the trigger on the 3% ‘target’ SARB deputy governor Fundi Tshazibana explains why the MPC pushed for a 3% inflation target now – anchoring expectations even as Treasury pushes back… by Vernon Wessels August 22, 2025 Economy & Markets
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4 RIP Davos, the birthplace of ‘woke banks’ and ‘lab-grown meat’ January 20, 2026 The WEF in Davos is nothing less than an expensive…