DUNCAN McLEOD: The SABC’s TV licence is dead
The SABC’s TV licence is dead. In 2026, the question is, who pays for a public broadcaster?
The SABC’s TV licence is dead. In 2026, the question is, who pays for a public broadcaster?
The core difference between value and growth investors comes down to their emotional reaction to valuations
Pick n Pay’s trading statement for financial 2026 was full of doom and gloom, and the market reacted accordingly. But the directors insist the group is delivering on the initiatives that they hope will restore profitability.
For investors, the appeal of Famous Brands is less about growth and more about stability and income. The group continues to generate cash despite high debt and reputational damage
A new DA leader who doesn’t immediately ascend to the cabinet will hobble the party and the coalition
Hard as it is to keep up with what’s legal in a ruck and what’s not, companies such as MultiChoice are struggling to stay abreast of the business aspects of sports coverage
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