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SA has just 13 days of fuel reserves as Gulf oil supply risks rise: Anthea Jeffery (opens the original)
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Crude oil storage tanks stand at the oil refinery operated by Saudi Aramco in Ras Tanura, Saudi ArabiaSimon Dawson/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesRational PerspectiveSA has just 13 days of fuel reserves as Gulf oil supply risks rise: Anthea JefferySouth Africa’s plan to rebuild strategic fuel reserves faces serious questions over state capacity, corruption, infrastructure and cost.Daily FriendPublished on: 17 Sept 2026, 10:21 amCopiedFollow UsLoading content, please wait...Dr Anthea Jeffery
Understanding your tax residency when returning to South Africa (opens the original)
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For South Africans returning home, one of the biggest tax mistakes is assuming that becoming tax resident again simply happens when you arrive back in the country. The date you return, income you receive around that time and your offshore assets can all affect your tax position. Moving back from the UK, UAE, Australia or elsewhere can change your tax residency status and how your worldwide income and assets are treated. Ideally, start planning six to 12 months before you return. This gives you t
BNC#9 | Summerton Q&A: Winner-takes-all investing, stubborn boards, hostile bids, and the AI future (opens the original)
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BNCBNC#9 | Summerton Q&A: Winner-takes-all investing, stubborn boards, hostile bids, and the AI futureMilkwood Capital's Rhys Summerton on buying broken companies, executive pay abuses, King Code scepticism, and why he won't invest in AI capex.Alec HoggPublished on: 08 Sept 2026, 3:54 pmCopiedFollow UsLoading content, please wait...investingPiet ViljoenCorporate governanceiOCOfund managerBNC#9Rhys SummertonMilkwood CapitalAI capex
MAILBOX: SA's most decorated Olympian deserves protection, not exploitation (opens the original)
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Tatjana on the podium at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games after winning Gold in the Women's 100m Breaststroke finalPhoto by Anton Geyser/Gallo ImagesMailboxMAILBOX: SA's most decorated Olympian deserves protection, not exploitationTatjana Smith's treatment by administrators should shame SA sport into a reckoning, argues a BizNews Tribe MemberEditor BizNewsPublished on: 08 Sept 2026, 7:26 amCopiedFollow UsLoading content, please wait...
Women, investments and retirement planning: Where are we falling behind? (opens the original)
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South African women are saving — but the numbers show that we still reach retirement with less. For many women, financial planning is not deliberately ignored. It is simply postponed. There is always something more urgent: school fees, children, ageing parents, a bond payment, medical expenses or the day-to-day cost of running a household. Retirement feels distant, while today's responsibilities are immediate. South African data increasingly shows that women face a combination of lower earnings,
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