Peter Armitage News Today

Investor sentiment is not as negative as some might have feared, as South Africans line up to vote in the most crucial election in three decades.

There’s a widespread belief among investors that stocks, bonds and the rand will keep soaring after the May 29 election.


''South Africa's financial landscape teems with optimism ahead of the upcoming election, as investors anticipate a post-vote surge.

The confidential 124-page report from the University of Rochester, disclosed in a lawsuit, details the extent of Ranga Dias’s scientific misconduct. The confidential 124-page report from the University of Rochester, disclosed in a lawsuit, details the extent of Ranga Dias’s scientific misconduct.

Residents have been left exasperated after Compiegne Way in Bury St Edmunds, in west Suffolk, was shut again due to flooding.

Australia’s Competition Tribunal will decide the fate of the $4.9 billion deal on Tuesday,

Low GDP growth has been a big part of why share prices have declined and are pretty cheap, and thats whats making South Africa attractive to foreign investors: Anchor Capital CEO Peter Armitage.

Road is reopened after Bury St Edmunds community leaders brand prolonged closure a farce.

Generous Daily Express readers raised thousands of pounds last Christmas to help turn a former cloakroom at a Midlands school into a book-filled paradise. As it opens its doors to pupils, Jane Warren pulls up a squashy toadstool to join the celebrations

The rand has lost a large chunk of its value and SA shares have also been under pressure, after the ANC's dismal election showing introduced fears of a market-unfriendly coalition.