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Nick Kunze from Sanlam Private Wealth previews Pick n Pay’s results and unpacks the surge in oil and Sasol. Truffle Asset Management’s Etienne Roux on the secrets to a decade of successful investing. Plus, Juan Carlos from Artigas World Gold Council on how digital gold could attract a new generation of investors.

Property analyst Keillen Ndlovu quotes Zodidi Meyiswa from Salga as reporting that at most municipalities ‘almost half of the purified water gets lost … through leakages, water-pipe bursts, theft, and non-payment’.

Nasty Afrimat numbers and Clicks results that left the market disappointed. Is there an opportunity in either? Schalk Louw from PSG Old Oak weighs in. Independent property analyst Keillen Ndlovu unpacks how local Reits are investing in water security for their buildings. Simon on why investment fees matter, what to watch out for and why you should always ask about the EAC.

‘We prefer it when people are kind of time-poor, cash-rich – and then you're part of the eating segment’: CEO Darren Hele.

Kea Nonyana from PrimeXBT unpacks the latest business update from Sasol and Standard Bank's limited trading update. Famous Brands CEO Darren Hele discusses tough trading conditions despite price decreases on some products. Plus, Hugh Hacking from Momentum Corporate weighs in on better-than-expected local inflation and the key details from the MTBPS.

PwC Reward Partner Khosi Mabaso finds it ‘encouraging to see that shareholders are seeing how non-executive directors are contributing from a board level’.

Chantal Marx from FNB Wealth and Investments unpacks production updates from Kumba and Anglo American ahead of the Teck merger. Courtney Cox from Tax Consulting SA warns of the severe consequences of missing Friday's Sars deadline. Plus, PwC's Makhosazana Mabaso digs into the latest 2026 Directors' Remuneration and Trends report, covering the JSE's 200 largest companies.

‘Because our exposure to the public sector is not as high leading up into these elections, we held back a little – and that distorted the [interim] numbers a little’ – CEO Ben Pierre Malherbe.

Alyssa Viljoen from Merchant West Investments unpacks South32's latest update as investors chase copper and zinc, and asks whether the AI-driven selloff jitters are overdone. Karooooo CEO Zak Calisto discusses first-half results and how fuel prices are shaping client demand for its services. Plus, Calgro M3 CEO Ben Pierre Malherbe on results, infrastructure investment at Bankenveld District City a...

Maarten van Doesburgh from the Cape Peninsula University of Technology pleads for the unlocking of economic growth through structural public-private partnerships and infrastructure investment.

Sanlam Private Wealth's Nick Kunze on US bank earnings, MTN's selloff and opportunities in telcos. Investec's Chris Holdsworth on rising inflation, a brighter Q4 and the path to investment grade. CPUT's Maarten van Doesburgh on turning South Africa's commodity windfall into lasting economic growth.

KPMG SA’s Frank Blackmore believes that ‘whereas everybody overseas is basically a price taker, a market taker, Africa can make itself a market maker’.

Danie Dörfling-Kruger from Moore Infinity unpacks Equites Property’s results as it largely exits the UK, PSG Financial Services navigating a tougher trading environment, and Famous Brands continuing to lag Spur. Frank Blackmore, from KPMG SA, explores the shifting investment landscape as investment rather than consumer spending emerges as a key growth driver. Plus, Simon looks at the positive feed...

Barry 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.

A look at China’s stock market struggles as US markets reach new highs, and why South Africa is ill-prepared for its ageing population.

Citadel Fiduciary partner Mbonisi Ndlovu reviews the impacts of the proposed Regulation of Trusts Bill 2026.

A look at the sharp sell-off in Bytes Technology shares following its results and acquisition of CyberOne, and whether South Africa’s auditing profession is ready for the future.

Izak Odendaal of Old Mutual Wealth looks at why global bond turmoil is putting local bonds in focus ahead of the MTBPS.

Alyssa Viljoen from Merchant West Investments unpacks Boxer's strong cash conversion and new CEO. Izak Odendaal of Old Mutual Wealth looks at why global bond turmoil is putting local bonds in focus ahead of the MTBPS. Plus, Duma Mxenge from Satrix explains the all-important effective annual cost and why investors need to understand it.

‘It really is a good story for the mining industry’ notes PwC partner Vuyiswa Khutlang.

The Top 40 records its lowest weekly close of the year. Buying opportunity or cause for concern? Nick Kuze from Sanlam Private Wealth weighs in, and US earnings season kicks off with the banks. PwC's Vuyiswa Khutlang unpacks the state of SA's mining sector, while Liberty's Zandile Makhoba discusses research showing how South Africans overspend on celebrations.

‘Climate affects credit risk, market risk, strategy, capital allocation – and in this sense ultimately shareholder value’: Climate risk analyst Odinakachi Okeke, KK.

Kea Nonyana from PrimeXBT on the Prosus food delivery update. Is the sector worth a bite, and are Prosus and Naspers bargains after the sharp sell-off? Odinakachi Okeke from Just Share reveals how SA banks stack up on climate risk in the latest How Cool Is Your Bank? report. And Simon tackles the Premier Group–RFG Competition Commission drama. A messy deal with no easy answers – and is management...

Nedbank Private Wealth’s The Giving Report reveals a shift towards younger generation philanthropy and increased time donations: Tracy Muller, head of Advice and Philanthropy.

Afrimat hits a rough patch and Premier Group faces a Competition Commission probe – Alyssa Viljoen from Merchant West Investments weighs in. Kyle Wales from Prospr Invest on putting investors in the driver’s seat with a self-managed RA. Tracy Muller from Nedbank reveals where wealthy South Africans are giving – with almost R6bn donated in 2025.