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Economics & Policy
Brent Fall Could Pull Petrol Back Toward R21 Per Litre
As the war in Iran winds down, Brent crude could fall back into the mid-$60 range by the end of 2026 if the Strait of Hormuz reopens by July and restores roughly 17 million barrels per day of Gulf oil flows, according to an estimate produced by The Common Sense.
Economics & Policy
Firm Says Iran War Exit Point Bodes Well for Investors
The endgame for the Iran war is in sight as US and Iranian negotiators put the final touches on a plan for peace.
Columns
Meyer Must Convince Pretoria, Not Washington, on a Trade Deal
South Africa’s ambassador to Washington, Roelf Meyer, has presented his credentials to United States President Donald Trump, but his ability to secure a major trade and investment deal will depend on whether Pretoria gives him the political backing to do so.
Politics
Blow for Steenhuisen as Free State Agriculture Wins for Farmers
Free State Agriculture’s decision to break ranks has produced a major court victory for farmers fighting to protect their herds from FMD.
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Ramaphosa's Delusional Defense Of BEE
In this clip the panel debates Cyril Ramaphosa’s defence of BEE, the collapse in South African minin…
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