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Wealth taxes and loosening monetary policy is playing with fire

Opinion & -
A response to the article ‘Tax the superrich and raise inflation to cut state debt, inequality and poverty’ in the M&G on 10 November
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The economic effects of racism are more deadly than Covid-19

Opinion -
A recent report shows that racism has cost the US economy $16-trillion in growth over the past two decades. If the financial-services industry wants to show that Black Lives Matter, it needs to rethink how it allocates capital
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Steenhuisen is a shoo-in as DA leader, but he needs help

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The biggest challenge for the next leader of the Democratic Alliance will be to get politicians like Mbali Ntuli onside
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GDP is stuck in the doldrums

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The latest economic figures and the effect of the coronavirus on the global economy are bad news for South Africa’s already tepid domestic growth outlook
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Municipalities need youthful leaders

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Midvaal mayor Bongani Baloyi shows the value of competent young leaders who prioritise accountability and challenge the status quo
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A decade to achieve Vision 2030

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The new year marks the countdown to reaching the goals set out in the development plan for the country
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Strategic trends in Africa in 2019

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Economic growth is on the up, but so is debt; foreign powers are circling and democracy is retreating, but people power continues
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GDP and the valium economy

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The numbers were up, by 3.1% from the first to second quarters, largely because Eskom kept the lights on
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GDP still best indicator of wellbeing

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New Zealand now has an alternative measure that’s less about money than people, but it may be missing the mark
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Maiden Mboweni budget confirmed for Feb 20

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Mboweni delivered the Medium Term Budget Policy Statement in October, a couple of weeks after Nhlanhla Nene resigned from the position
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The macro tightrope

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Balancing Zim's macro-economic environment to stimulate long-term growth
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Transforming Zimbabwe to a Private Sector-Led Economy

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The policy and institutional reforms proposed will shift perceptions - and the economy
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Bridging the financial divide

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The South African financial sector can play a powerful role in driving economic inclusion
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Public-private partnership benefits East London

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Mercedes-Benz Cars invests 600-million pounds in expansion of East London plant
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Emerging market boom skips SA

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Foreign investors are dumping local equities, though an interest in bonds is helping out the treasury
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