Early tremors signalling a seismic shift?
Chris Hattingh unpacks the signals that possibly portend a shift in government policy and in the relationship between government and business.
Day Zero in Gauteng?
The CRA's Chris Hattingh discusses the state of water infrastructure and supply in Gauteng's major metros.
Who'll take the White House?
Nicholas Lorimer of the Institute of Race Relations joins Chris Hattingh to discuss the latest developments in the race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris for the US Presidency.
Demographics without dividends
In this video the CRA's Chris Hattingh unpacks the CRA's latest Macro Review, focused on the potential of the country's young, growing population, as well as the related risks.
The GNU's Tshwane Stress Test
The ousting of Cilliers Brink as Tshwane mayor has potentially serious ramifications for the GNU arrangement. Chris Hattingh discusses.
A not so red line in the sand
While no party left the GNU following the signing into law of the BELA act, the legislation - and the various moves and statements surrounding it - represented a substantive point of tension in the government. Chris Hattingh unpacks.
A light at the end of Transnet’s tunnel
Is Transnet turning a corner? Chris Hattingh discusses the data and underlying trends to unpack Transnet's current risks and opportunities.
The GNU's Corruption Conundrum
In this discussion CRA analyst Carika Middelberg joins Chris Hattingh to unpack her latest client note, in which she traced corruption allegations against members of the ANC's National Executive Committee.
