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Lukanyo Mnyanda is the editor of Business Day since 2018. He joined the paper from Bloomberg in Edinburgh, where he had been since 2005, holding positions in Johannesburg, London and Edinburgh.
The monetary policy committee warned that higher food, fuel and energy prices will keep inflation at elevated levels
These are unlikely to be people keen to relinquish their power over us
I have grown convinced by the need for some passporting
The assertion that he fought battles against Jacob Zuma’s excesses requires us to accept it uncritically, but it might also be unfair to reject it
Could recent events be a catalyst to a different approach, especially with obvious weaknesses in the security cluster?
Irrespective of what happens elsewhere we can reasonably expect the economy to remain supported by historically low interest rates
We will know soon enough whether there is new momentum in the reform agenda in SA
Barring others from your country can work only so far, for the history of humanity is one of movement and immigration
Ratings agency held back review of the country’s credit score amid shenanigans about Magashule
Health minister acknowledges vaccine shortfall and deputy president admits Eskom is overstaffed
The economic data gets more grim by the day, showing the lasting impact of the lockdown
How ironic that the debate about the Reserve Bank’s private shareholders is heating up again, just two weeks after the governor, Lesetja Kganyago, said he would no longer involve himself in that discussion
Considering the latest inflation report, it might seem odd that economists are so divided on what the Reserve Bank will do when it wraps up its latest policy-making decision on Thursday. An inflation rate that’s almost a full percentage…
Moody’s Investors Service says South Africa’s rating is “increasingly constrained” by its worsening fiscal position and weak economy
Too many vested interests don't see any urgency in closing the mouth of the hippopotamus
