On Monday, 23 February, the gold price climbed for the fourth day on a trot to a three-week high of $5,150 an ounce. The rand put in mild gains to break back below 16.0/dlr. And these gains were driven by the usual suspect: US President Donald Trump and his topsy-turvy tariff tiffs.
On Friday, 20 February, the US Supreme Court hit Trump with a snotklap of note, ruling that his sweeping tariffs – his signature economic policy – exceeded his authority.
Trump immediately doubled down, imposing a 10% tariff on imports from all of America’s trading partners and then lifting it to 15% under under section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974. This quirky law allows the president to do so for up to…
San People: The San people, also known as Bushmen, are one of the oldest
indigenous groups in Southern Africa, known for their rock art and traditional hunting skills.

New Magoo
What do you call an Afrikaans guy that squeezes chickens?
Hendrik.
doughboy
How many official languages are there in South Africa?