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Money web Holdings is an independent financial media group listed on the JSE. The company's flagship internet brand is Moneyweb.co.za, South Africa's premier online source of investment information.

Moneyweb is one of the top three financial publications in South Africa.

Moneyweb also publishes the only digital daily newspaper in South Africa: Moneyweb Today. The newspaper was launched in April 2014 and is growing quickly.

• Europe's economic engine is breaking down
  Economists see German growth lagging behind the rest of the region for years to come, and the International Monetary Fund estimates Germany will be the worst-performing G-7 economy this year.
• What is the tampon tax and which countries have axed it?
  Some women's rights advocates say the distribution of free pads may ultimately be the only way to ensure access to period products.
• Rust out: why boredom at work can be harmful and what employers can do about it
  If burnout is the result of overly high levels of demand at work, then rust out is caused by overly low levels of demand or stimulation.
• ‘Work from anywhere' weeks are a holiday from return-to-office push
  Businesses are adopting policies that incorporate hybrid work from the office rules to sweeten the deal for staff to work from across the globe.
• ChatGPT-powered Wall Street
  The benefits and perils of using artificial intelligence to trade stocks and other financial instruments.
• Ethiopia has one of Africa's most ambitious housing policies
  But the lottery-based system is tearing communities apart.
• Cholera in SA: Symptom of 20 years of sewage pollution and neglect
  Wastewater treatment works across the country are in dire condition due to under-investment and mismanagement.
• Want more good ideas from your workers?
  Try giving them a reward – and a choice.
• Most sub-Saharan African workers don't save for old age
  Why that's a problem and how to fix it.
• Turnaround time: Private equity could be crucial to sub-Saharan Africa's economic resurgence
  Private equity firms could prove crucial to ensure businesses are in the best position to bounce back and fuel further growth.