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Maarten Ackerman of Citadel says that SA needs to get all of its challenges out of the way before the rand can start to breathe again.

Citadel Investment Services' Maarten Ackerman shares valuable tips on how to invest your money in challenging times.

As we enter 2024, we get a definite sense of déjà vu, a feeling that this time last year, we spoke about the same challenges.

The year 2023 was unpredictable and 2024 will probably not prove to be any different. What can we expect from the economy in 2024?

Economists were not impressed with the MTBPS as it seems that future generations will be left with mountains of debt and little else.

Finance minister Enoch Godongwana could hint at the government possibly drawing from a R459bn special reserve account to augment revenue shortfalls when he delivers the medium-term budget on Wednesday.

News update: The defence in the Senzo Meyiwa murder trial argued that an accused’s constitutional rights were not properly explained to him.

There is not a lot of good news for the South African economy over the next few years as the country battles energy and logistics constraints.

The iconic Fedhealth MTB Challenge, one of the most exciting family-oriented mountain bike events, which will be hosted at Root44 on Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 September. 
Families can look forward to getting out of the house and enjoying an active day out on the trails with their loved ones. After working up an appetite, a vast array of mouth-watering treats are on offer at the popular Root44 Market, which boasts more than 40 food vendors, 22 local artists, an indoor kids’ play area an...

Volatility, inflation, financial (in)stability, sound investing, but what does this mean for folk like us? Maarten Ackerman, chief economist at Citadel, will demystify these concepts for members of the University of the Third Age (U3A) Helderberg and visitors during its monthly meeting at the Strand Town Hall.