I am not bringing back one cent to South Africa – Magnus Heystek

Magnus Heystek, the co-founder and investment strategist at Brenthurst Wealth, said he is not bringing one cent he invested offshore back to South Africa. View online Sunday, 22 March 2026 Your daily update I am not bringing back one cent to South Africa – Magnus Heystek Magnus Heystek, the co-founder and investment strategist at Brenthurst Wealth, said he is not bringing one cent he invested offshore back to South Africa. The calm before the storm in South Africa South Africa's inflation rate is at the Reserve Bank's 3% target. However, this reading is the calm before the storm from the Iran war. The South African billionaire who said no to Warren Buffett Very few people don't take the opportunity to have Warren Buffett as a shareholder in their business. Even fewer do so while making billions of dollars. New car brand sells more cars than BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Nissan Chinese car manufacturer Jetour has seen a meteoric rise in South Africa, selling more cars than well-known brands like BMW and Nissan. Business and Technology News Historic 124-year old museum building left to rot in South Africa The building that housed the former "Staatsmuseum" (State Museum) stands empty in South Africa's capital, Pretoria. Absa fraud warning Absa has warned that fraudsters carefully design convincing emails to try and trick its customers into exposing sensitive personal and banking details. Must read Hard SARS crackdown for these taxpayers in South Africa SARS is cracking down on trust tax debt by fast-tracking civil judgments, giving trustees just days to act or risk having assets attached. One country South Africa's biggest banks are pumping money into Africa's biggest lenders are converging on Kenya, betting the country offers the best gateway into East Africa's fast-growing but underbanked economies.  Fraud warning for South African homeowners Experts warned that property fraud involving forged signatures and illegal transfers is on the rise in South Africa. South Africa's property market going from down and out to in demand South Africa's residential property market is expected to enter a sustainable expansion phase in 2026, with house prices projected to reach a "peak" of about 6%. More stories

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