Rainbow Chicken Annual Results: Unleashing Potential

Through continued investment in agricultural performance, feed optimisation, and operational efficiency, Rainbow Chicken is strengthening its competitiveness, enhancing biosecurity, and building a more resilient business.

PODCAST: No Ordinary Wednesday | The economics of tourism in SA

South Africa’s growth challenge is shifting from reform to delivery. Tourism is part of that test. On No Ordinary Wednesday, Jeremy Maggs and Investec economist Lara Hodes examine what it will take to turn sector momentum into investment, jobs and sustained growth.

Stay invested; stay protected

International Titans Basket Ltd provides diversified international equity exposure with built-in capital protection, helping investors navigate periods of heightened market volatility. This dollar-denominated listed share, promoted by Investec, offers a measured way to stay “in the game” while staying covered.

CA&S Interim Results: Broadening the platform

CA&S has posted a resilient set of results in a period where consumer spending remained under pressure. The group concluded a number of acquisitions to broaden the platform. The company has placed its results here for the convenience of Ghost Mail readers.

Podcast: The fandom effect with Comic Con Africa (The Finance Ghost Plugged in with Capitec)

Comic Con Africa is a thriving business built on community, creativity and fandom. In this episode, Carla Massmann (Show Director of Comic Con Africa and Founder of Mogul Media) joins The Finance Ghost to discuss the rise of the geek economy, how Comic Con grew into one of Africa's biggest pop culture events, why community drives business success and what brands can learn from fans.

Ghost Stories #111: Global equities with 100% capital protection and geared upside (Japie Lubbe of Investec)

The award-winning Investec Structured Products team brings you the latest iteration of International Titans Basket Ltd. This product offers 100% capital protection and geared upside (with a cap), referencing a basket of underlying global equity indices. Bringing decades of experience and passion to this discussion, Japie Lubbe walks us through exactly how the structure works.

Nedbank Interim Results: focused execution and growth

Nedbank has released results for the six months to March 2026. The company values the Ghost Mail audience and has placed them on the platform for your convenience. With significant strategic moves underway in Africa and South Africa, there's much to consider at Nedbank.

Ghost Stories #110: Putting performance in context – choosing the right benchmark

In this episode of Ghost Stories, The Finance Ghost is joined by Siyabulela Nomoyi from Satrix to unpack one of the most important, yet often misunderstood, concepts in investing: benchmarks. From retail portfolios to institutional mandates, we explore why returns only tell half the story and why every investment outcome needs a meaningful point of comparison.

PODCAST: No Ordinary Wednesday Ep132 | Investing in AI’s next chapter

Artificial intelligence is moving faster than almost anyone expected. After attending two of the world's biggest technology conferences in Boston and San Francisco, Investec global equity analysts David Smith and Zane Bezuidenhout unpack what they learned from the executives shaping AI's future. From surging demand and infrastructure bottlenecks to agentic AI and the companies best placed to benefit, they explore what investors should be watching next. This podcast is hosted by Jeremy Maggs.

Ghost Stories #109: The quant behind the alpha – inside Old Mutual Investment Group’s Global Managed Alpha Fund

In this episode of the Ghost Stories podcast, The Finance Ghost sits down with Reza Fakie, portfolio co-manager of the Old Mutual Investment Group Global Managed Alpha Fund. The fund has delivered consistent outperformance against its benchmark since inception, but the real story is how it does it. Reza takes us inside the world of quantitative investing.

Satrix expands further into Africa

Satrix, the leading provider of index-tracking investment products in South Africa, has announced the further expansion of its offering into another African country outside of South Africa. The company selected the Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE) as the platform for the secondary listing of three of its JSE-listed exchange traded funds (ETFs), with the listings having gone live on 9 July.