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[TOP STORY] Can SA’s mining sector adapt to the Just Energy Transition?

‘Tomorrow's mines depend on exploration today, and that hasn't been happening’ – KPMG Lead Economist Frank Blackmore.

16 Jan 2AM 8 min

Silver: How much higher can it go?

Petri Redelinghuys of Herenya Capital Advisors unpacks silver’s sharp rally – what’s driving it, and whether investors are better off owning the metal or the miners. KPMG SA’s Frank Blackmore on the untapped potential of South Africa’s mining sector. Simon on why Donald Trump’s calls to push Jerome Powell aside…

16 Jan 12AM 20 min

[FULL SHOW] BAT ends local manufacturing, Saks enters Chapter 11, and emerging SA luxury clothing brand

This evening, we dive into the latest market movements with PrimeXBT, we speak to British American Tobacco about its decision to end local manufacturing in SA, PSG joins us to unpack Saks Global’s bankruptcy filing and discuss the state of the luxury market, we hear from ChangeCars about popular passenger…

15 Jan 12PM 54 min

Market Watcher: 'A new dawn for the rand'

Kearabilwe Nonyana of PrimeXBT runs us through the day's market moves, rising tensions in Iran, the rand's performance following record commodity prices, and overall market sentiment.

15 Jan 12PM 11 min

Saks Global files for bankruptcy, while Richemont sales climb

Nelis Brink – Wealth Advisor, PSG R21

15 Jan 12PM 8 min

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[TOP STORY] Can SA’s mining sector adapt to the Just Energy Transition?

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