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Listen hereAt the close of BNC#9, Alec Hogg sat down with David Shapiro and Piet Viljoen to unpack the conference. Viljoen made the numbers case for South Africa: bar the two big banks, every stock in his portfolio trades at a discount of thirty percent or more to what he thinks it is worth, and…
Listen hereBryan Brownrigg was never a currency trader. He sold foreign exchange to Standard Bank's institutional clients for 23 years. But when the Competition Commission decided that 28 banks had run a single conspiracy to rig the rand, his name went into the complaint anyway, and it took a…
Listen herePiet le Roux runs the organisation that has taken on the South African state more than any other business group this year, and he came to BNC#9 to explain why. Sakeliga beat the government on foot and mouth disease vaccines, international airline licensing and estate agents' BEE…
Listen hereIn this interview with Irakli Rekhviashvili, Tyme Group co-founder Coenraad Jonker gives his take on what actually protects a digital bank once the competition catches up, and why he thinks the old rules of banking no longer apply. On competitive advantage, he says: "I'm saying to my…
Burnstone is what a South African gold board looks like when it decides to build. On 1 September 2026 Sibanye-Stillwater put about R6.2 billion behind a mothballed, once-liquidated, twice-deferred asset and called it a twenty-five-year mine at a 36.1 per cent internal rate of return. Kloof, for a…
Listen hereFor six years, retired senior advocate Chris Marnewick worked through the 3,000 page record of the Oscar Pistorius trial, line by line, against the judgments that decided his fate. His conclusion, set out in a new book, is that the Supreme Court of Appeal got it wrong: Pistorius should…
This article was first published by The Common SenseGlobally famous podcaster Steven Bartlett wants R189 million for his Bishopscourt house — nearly double what he paid two years ago. Fair price, or symptom? Simon Lincoln Reader uses the sale to unpack the digital-nomad economy remaking the Cape…
Employees bond fastest with the people sitting closest to them, not the logo on the building. New research shows staff typically identify more strongly with their immediate team or department than with their employer as a whole. That loyalty has upsides, but it also breeds silos, turf wars over…
