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Ed Stoddard's articles primarily cover the local finance and economic landscape in South Africa, with a particular focus on economic indicators, government policies, and the mining industry. His coverage heavily relies on data citations and government announcements.
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By: Ed Stoddard
Vehicles are also not being replaced as often, with fewer cars being scrapped as a result. With low platinum group metals prices squeezing the margins of recyclers, the upshot is that far less PGM supply is returning to the market via this pipeline.
By: Ed Stoddard
Much of Africa’s wildlife lies within the borders of states with questionable governance or human rights records. But some lines can be drawn in the sand. The Kigali regime stands out for the sheer scale of its repression and the regional instability it has unleashed.
By: Ed Stoddard
Exploration is an extremely risky business, and BEE ownership rules on the activity would be a major obstacle to the deployment of capital on this front.
This shark tale almost sank through the mesh of history into the murky deep but through sheer happenstance it improbably surfaced from the depths and into the light of scientific discovery.
By: Ed Stoddard
This shark tale almost sank through the mesh of history into the murky deep but through sheer happenstance it improbably surfaced from the depths and into the light of scientific discovery.
For southern Africa at least, this is a welcome development which will blunt the twin blades of hunger and food inflation while lifting growth in economies that rely heavily on agriculture.
By: Ed Stoddard
For southern Africa at least, this is a welcome development which will blunt the twin blades of hunger and food inflation while lifting growth in economies that rely heavily on agriculture.
By: Ed Stoddard
A new study from the World Inequality Lab covers a lot of ground but one of the things that sticks out is that financial transfers are now moving mostly in a North-South direction – because of remittances. This is a striking contrast to the colonial era that defined the 19th century.
By: Ed Stoddard
The fact that for the third month on the trot CPI was below the South African Reserve Bank’s 3% to 6% target range raises prospects that the bank could lower rates again when its Monetary Policy Committee next meets in late July.
By: Ed Stoddard
This book weeds out many of the myths about the platteland — myths sprung from the manure spread by self-serving politicians that can find fertile soil in the withered fields of disillusion.
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