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Horror is the last honest genre (opens the original)
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Beth Brunning spends her days sculpting silicone hearts and spraying fake blood across film sets. She has no plans to stop. For Brunning, the gore is only the surface. Horror, she argues, is the one mainstream genre still willing to tell the truth about death, desire and our own capacity for cruelty. It also hides a surprising streak of optimism. From final girls to cockroach-vomiting priests, she makes the case that being frightened on purpose is how we remember we are alive. I spent last Tuesd
The retirement system’s unfair bet and how you can improve the outcome: Fred van der Vyfer, Old Mutual (opens the original)
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Two equally responsible South Africans can do everything right, save diligently, keep their costs down, earn a decent long-term return, and still retire with very different outcomes. Fred van der Vyfer, executive head of product solutions at Old Mutual Corporate, tells BizNews the reason often comes down to nothing more than timing, whether someone retires, is retrenched, or simply starts drawing an income at the wrong point in the market cycle. Van der Vyfer makes the case for a better outcome
The retirement system’s unfair bet and how you can improve the outcome: Fred van der Vyver, Old Mutual (opens the original)
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Two equally responsible South Africans can do everything right, save diligently, keep their costs down, earn a decent long-term return, and still retire with very different outcomes. Fred van der Vyver, executive head of product solutions at Old Mutual Corporate, tells BizNews the reason often comes down to nothing more than timing, whether someone retires, is retrenched, or simply starts drawing an income at the wrong point in the market cycle. Van der Vyver makes the case for a better outcome
ASML: the Dutch monopoly behind every AI chip, and why our Ricardo owns it (opens the original)
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A banner flag with the ASML logo outside the Brainport Industries Campus in Eindhoven, Netherlands.Photographer: Lina Selg/BloombergGlobal InvestingASML: the Dutch monopoly behind every AI chip, and why our Ricardo owns itChristophe Fouquet has built Europe’s biggest business through a total monopoly over the most advanced chipmaking equipmentThe Financial TimesPublished on: 28 Sept 2026, 12:27 pmCopiedFollow UsLoading content, please wait...
Why Jakkie Cilliers (ISS) guarantees Africa in 2050 will be far more stable than today (opens the original)
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At a time when news headlines across Africa highlight political friction, economic distress and security concerns, a guarantee of better times ahead may sound almost provocatively optimistic. Yet Dr Jakkie Cilliers, founder of the Institute for Security Studies and head of its African Futures and Innovation Programme, bases that guarantee not on hope, but on rigorous demographic data and structural modelling. In his latest book, Africa's Road to Prosperity: 10 Things to Know, Cilliers doesn't pi
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