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- Sep 10, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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Investing book links egg prices to market psychology (opens the original)
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If you’ve ever wondered what the price of eggs has to do with investing, Risk & Reward: How to Handle Market Volatility and Build Long-Term Wealth by Ben Carlson is a worthwhile read. Carlson blends traditional investment principles with behavioural psychology to help investors make more prudent decisions in growing their wealth. He doesn’t stop at the price of eggs — he digs into the psychology behind our buying behaviour when prices fluctuate and then applies that same insight to how we behave
Holding the ANC to account for failing South Africa (opens the original)
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Mavuso Msimang has never been afraid to speak his mind. The ANC veteran has consistently voiced his opinions on the party and how it could better serve the people it purports to serve. Now in his late 80s, Msimang has spent most of his adult life inside the movement, first as an uMkhonto we Sizwe combatant and later as a senior figure in the democratic government, which lends his criticism a weight that few outsiders could claim. Between Hope and Vigilance: Prescriptions for a Wounded Nation is
From bread knife to surfboard: Richard Lamont’s unfiltered journey (opens the original)
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The only polish you will find in The Godfather of the Waves by Richard Lamont and Graham Spence is the kind applied to surfboards. This book is an unfiltered account of a man’s journey to fulfil his personal purpose of becoming a true waterman and how he simultaneously, almost inadvertently it seems, helped build South Africa’s surfing industry as well as adjacent publishing, clothing and windsurfing trades. Ask Lamont what his business plan was and he’d probably just point at the swell. From a
How big brands wrapped our world in plastic (opens the original)
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Despite years of promises, targets, pledges and sustainability commitments, the plastics problem has not meaningfully improved. Packaging that was once sold as a solution has become, by most measures, an environmental and humanitarian crisis, and the distance between what companies promise and what they deliver remains wide. In Consumed: How Big Brands Got Us Hooked On Plastic, Saabira Chaudhuri investigates the economic, geopolitical and commercial drivers that have led to us drowning in waste,
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