People could become Africa’s biggest export to the world’s most-developed countries in future, which wouldn’t be all bad news for the continent. This is the implication of a slew of... read more →
For the first time in many months there’s a palpable sense of optimism among Dolphin Bay’s South African customers who sell agricultural poles. Their markets have improved substantially, and most... read more →
In this story, Nedbank Chief Economist Nicky Weimar explains to the Dolphin Bay Brief why she hopes the ANC does not fare too badly in the elections, and the implications... read more →
I’m a captain* of a boat sailing through dangerous waters around the African coast. My job is a hair-raising one. There are violent storms to weather; rocky outcrops to navigate... read more →
Multinational tech solutions company EOH was once a darling of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, with an exploding share price and hundreds of acquisitions. But all was not as it... read more →
Dolphin Bay is proud to be a member of the National Business Initiative (NBI), an umbrella body working dedicatedly behind the scenes to help solve South Africa’s seemingly intractable challenges.... read more →
A few African countries have seen strong economic growth in recent years, bucking the trend of economic hardships world-wide. What are these countries doing right, and can we learn from... read more →
Kevin Williams was fed up. An active sportsman, he would wake up early on Saturdays to go spearfishing, only to get home and find his sons playing video games. “They... read more →
Seven-year-old Sammy walks into his garden carrying a stick. He has been reading a book about Ancient Rome. Magically, the stick transforms into a giant sword. Enchantment zips down Sammy’s... read more →
Dolphin Bay is supporting the national Defend our Democracy campaign, launched in March this year to support the South African Constitution. The campaign arose earlier this year following years of... read more →
