South Africa must stop BEE and expropriation without compensation

Economist Dawie Roodt argued that, for the South African economy to grow, the state must end destructive policies such as BEE and expropriation without compensation.  View online Thursday, 20 August 2026 Your daily update South Africa must stop BEE and expropriation without compensation Economist Dawie Roodt argued that, for the South African economy to grow, the state must end destructive policies such as BEE and expropriation without compensation.  New photos of the ultra-luxury hotel development in Cape Town with its own superyacht marina Daily Investor visited the construction site of the luxury Cape Town EDITION hotel at the V&A Waterfront. Critical South African industry under siege Workers across South Africa's sugar industry downed tools, demanding a 13% wage increase while their employers have offered an increase of just 5.4%. Standard Bank CEO Sim Tshabalala explains why you need a university degree Standard Bank CEO Sim Tshabalala said that a university degree is not about preparing you for a specific job, but rather about teaching you to think, be systematic, and be disciplined.  Business and Technology News Amazon Leo falling further behind Starlink by the day Contrary to claims out of some corners, Amazon Leo is not "catching up" to Starlink. It is falling further behind every week. Iconic 49-year-old building in South Africa’s best-run city sitting empty after R135 million scandal The Good Hope Centre in Cape Town is sitting in limbo as the city mulls its next move. R4 billion in fresh produce lost at the Port of Cape Town last season Problems at the Port of Cape Town resulted in the loss of R4 billion in fresh produce last season, and there is a risk of a repeat this season. Must read One man made a fortune from the collapse of South Africa’s ‘Robin Hood’ Johnny Copelyn and Hosken Consolidated Investments made a small fortune out of the collapse of UniBank in 2002/03, thanks to a profit warrant.  The criminal mastermind who was fined R197 million for selling a product that does not exist Jacobus Meyer and his company, Medbond Insurance Brokers, were fined R197 million for selling a fixed-term group variable annuity product that did not exist. JSE announces three big changes for listed companies The JSE has announced three major changes to how companies are required to report their headline earnings per share. Warning about cheaper electricity prices in South Africa The proposed overhaul of South Africa's electricity pricing policy has raised concerns over what is actually being promised and how it will be implemented. Partner content How technology is making it easier to earn more on surplus cash MMF Solutions is changing the way South African businesses and individuals invest surplus cash. More stories

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