Financial Mail - 2023-11-30

• WHY NTSHAVHENI’S RANT MATTERS
• PALOOKAS GALORE ON RAND-FIX ROADSHOW
• AN UGLY CONFEDERAC­Y TRIES TO SMEAR THE JUDICIARY
• Ntshavheni’s Christmas cheer
• SOUTH AFRICA’S TWINS OF TORPOR
• A war comes to Woolies
• Dark age in the space age
• Sodium solution
• A banking black hole
• Worldwide glut affects SA wine exports
• Facebook knew teens were in danger
• Why Sam Altman was fired, then rehired (we think)
• Bloated by the brass
• Quiet surrender on Women’s World Cup
• Breakthrou­gh in women’s health care
• Ireland needs an overhaul
• SA COULD SAFELY UNLOCK ITS R500bn RESERVES
• INSIDE THE ZAMA ZAMA WAR
• RETURN TO SENDER?
• A FOOD FAIL OF TWO CITIES
• A WIN FOR TAX JUSTICE
• THE REAL JAVIER MILEI
• ILLEGAL MINERS BEHIND ZIM SINKHOLE SAGA
• Shopping around for medical aid
• Working out your real returns
• SHORT CIRCUIT
• PGM miners enter survival mode
• Top-heavy trouble for investors
• Haters gonna hate
• Going for a song
• Read as widely as you can
• Busting the compound returns myth
• HOMEGROWN HIGH POINTS
• Readers, send us your five stock picks for 2024
• TRADE of the MONTH
• Grindrod is ready to roll
• SIBANYE SUFFERS AMID PGM SLUMP
• Stick with the tried and tested
• When S stands for Spur strategy
• The PIC’s trillions and how
• Investors will have options in 2024
• Revisiting the private vs listed debate
• Challenges ahead for Tsogo Sun
• The attraction­s of investment trusts and private equity

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