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A born and bred Joburger, Ruby is a junior journalist at Currency with a passion for politics, current affairs, and the written word. She is a Wits University graduate with a degree in journalism and media studies, and was named student journalist of the year.
Investors swept up in the hype may be missing out elsewhere
The microlender has produced another round of losses
Advice-led strategy comes with high regard
Capitec has proved the sceptics wrong, but what comes next?
Outsurance is bucking the offshore expansion curse in Australia and Ireland
Fihla’s plan to bring Absa back to the top
Giulietta Talevi and Ruby Delahunt discuss the viability and future of the South African Post Office
Plagued by debt, branch closures and competition from private couriers, is it time for the Post Office to pack it in?
AI’s hallucinations are putting the integrity of the law at risk
Standard Bank's African machine just helped deliver a record R26.1bn profit — and there's plenty of room left to run
The diamond industry faces a crisis as lab-grown stones destroy prices and threaten the economics of natural-diamond mining. But the value of scarcity may save natural diamonds.
A surge in platinum prices lit the fuse, but years of disciplined investment have left Valterra well placed to cash in on the market’s recovery
Can rain’s new LoopPhone – a high-tech mobile device tied exclusively to its data network – reignite market interest in the one-time upstart?
Patrick Dlamini goes to court over his suspension as the PIC board collapses, deepening the governance crisis at the asset manager
Making diamonds desirable again depends on more than reviving one of history’s greatest marketing machines
While many miners hold back, Northam is expanding production and attracting heavyweight investors betting on tighter future supply
PIC CEO Patrick Dlamini’s suspension has reignited questions over governance, politics and accountability at the R3.6-trillion asset manager
After years of leadership churn, and with a turnaround now under way, Absa is still searching for its mojo
Armed with data, algorithms and frictionless onboarding, fintechs are increasingly deciding who gets access to credit, and doing it faster than the banks.
Gareth Penny is tipped to acquire De Beers, but reviving the diamond market may prove harder than buying it
