Governor Lesetja Kganyago’s obsession with imaginary ‘barbarians at the gate’ of the central bank, it is losing credibility in the eyes of the public
In all our rightful hysteria about Eskom and creaking infrastructure, we live in an economy that’s been drifting for a generation
The bank asked the African Climate Reality Project to coordinate and present a position statement on energy, agriculture, forestry, land and ecosystems and climate finance but cancelled the presentation at the last minute
Standard Bank says it has insisted on good environmental assessments, resettlement plans and fair compensation
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South Africa banks on business. Business banks on us
The African Investment Forum aims to mobilise funds to facilitate much-needed infrastructure projects
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