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South America dumps socialism, ANC continues regardless
South America dumps socialism, ANC continues regardless by Biznews.com
SA Govt's inability to execute, Rand, ISIS funding in today's headlines
SA Govt's inability to execute, Rand, ISIS funding in today's headlines by Biznews.com
Meet Peter Mountford: SA's most underrated CEO, from R350m to R10bn in 6yrs
The most valuable accolades for any CEO are those spontaneously offered by investment professionals. Over dinner last week, two of SA’s leading money managers, Cy Jacobs (36One) and Duncan Artus (Allan Gray) named Super Group’s Peter Mountford as SA’s most under-rated CEO. To find out why, we invited Mountford into…
Wylie lays into Competition Commission, plus Faure, Rupert and Jones make news
Wylie lays into Competition Commission, plus Faure, Rupert and Jones make news by Biznews.com
Moeletsi, MTN, Elon and Jake grab today's headlines
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Meet Moeletsi Mbeki: Fixing SA all about choices - can't have it both ways
Entrepreneur, scholar and author Moeletsi Mbeki is celebrated in South Africa for his outspoken criticism of the Zuma Administration, once describing them "like children playing with a hand grenade." In this in-depth interview with Biznews.com's publisher Alec Hogg he shares stories from his formative years, what shaped his philosophy, his…
Meet RW Johnson: The man whose book has altered SA's destructive trajectory
Our lives are punctuated by memorable events. For me, one of these was interviewing Rhodes scholar, Oxford don, author, journalist and political scientist Bill Johnson. His book, How long will South Africa survive? has topped the country's best-selling non-fiction list for well over a year. The audiobook version which I…
The imminent death of BRICS
The imminent death of BRICS by Biznews.com
Ian Kilbride: Financial services entrepreneur - first Appleton, now Warwick
There's nothing run-of-the mill about financial services entrepreneur Ian Kilbride. Having travelled from the UK to SA by road in an old Bedford truck he met a local girl, got married and has lived in the Cape ever since. We've known each other for two and a half decades, during…
Andrew Canter on financial ethics: "1 in 5 will pay a bribe"
Biznews' Alec Hogg sits down with Futuregrowth's Andrew Canter with a specific focus on ethics in the financial services sector. Canter says ethics is key to managing people’s money, primarily because as much as people want good investment returns they first want to make sure their money’s being looked after…
Andrew Canter: State trying to screw billions from us, other ACSA co-owners
One has to turn back the clock to the 1990's when the South Africa government was looking to privatise assets. One of the units they sold stakes in was the Airports Company of South Africa. During the sale a 4 percent minority stake was taken up. Fast forward 20-something years…
BMW committed to manufacturing cars in SA for decades to come
The CEO of BMW SA, Tim Abbott says the JD Power Platinum Quality Plant Award won by the Rosslyn plant is the first for any manufacturer in South Africa and the highest for any BMW plant in the world. The vehicles produced at Rosslyn are exported to the United States…
SA's implications from China's sea of troubles
SA's implications from China's sea of troubles by Biznews.com
Andile Mazwai: Financial disruptors - R45bn in Stokvels, 11m people
Andile Mazwai, CEO of the National Stokvels Association of South Africa tells Tim Modise that stokvels have played an important role in the lives of the black community for decades and continues to do so for many citizens who work in the informal sector. He says NASASA provides members with…
Lessons for SA? Ex-Georgian PM - rooting out corruption, growth in 5yrs
The former Prime Minister of Georgia, and McKinsey partner, Nika Gilauri caught up with Tim Modise at the Biznews studio, talking about his career in the Georgian government and how he became Prime Minister at the age of 33. Gilaur , who first started out as the country's Energy Minister,…
Piet Viljoen - the ultimate value investor: Darkest before dawn?
The Value Investor's value investor Piet Viljoen has taken a big hit with the decision by Nedbank to move the billions in its Managed unit trust away from the company. Like other authentic value managers, few of whom remain, Re:CM's performance has been poor over the past couple of years…
EFF's Dali Mpofu: Changing the Constitution. Tackling inequality, poverty.
Advocate Dali Mpofu says the huge turnout at the march organised by the EFF demonstrates that South Africans are fed up with the current economic structure of the country. The march took place in Johannesburg where the 50,000 demonstrators presented memoranda to the Reserve Bank, Chamber of Mines and the…
Matthew Lester: SETA's, UIF should be raided, then #feesmustfall
Rhodes University tax professor Matthew Lester has focused a lot of his attention on the root cause of the #feesmustfall campaign which sparked national protests by university students. He unpacks the numbers and explains how free tertiary education can be address through a little creative thinking on the over-funded UIF…
Tshepo Matlala: Property's slow transformation. Needs aggressive Govt drive.
Tshepo Matlala of SAIBPP says black owned property companies have a 2 percent share of the R400 billion property sector. He says that 4 of the companies blacklisted were created through government opportunities. Matlala also says the sector has been very slow to transform due to a lack of support…
Makgoba: Student protests failure of leadership – a ’picnic’ of what’s to come
Professor Malegapuru William Makgoba, former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Kwazulu-Natal and Deputy Chairperson of the National Planning Commission, says the student protests sweeping across South Africa are due to poor leadership at the institutions. Makgoba says the transformation of these institutions is overdue and the students have taken the…