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Articles by Bradley Prior

Vince McMahon

The man who became a billionaire through fake fighting

Business • 3 January 2025

Why billionaires buy sports teams

Investing • 26 December 2024

Moneyball – When sports teams embrace investing principles

Business • 21 December 2024

Top tips from the world’s most famous investors

Investing • 16 December 2024
Sports betting

The lucrative business of sports betting in South Africa

Business • 4 February 2024
Pareto Principle in Sports

Why 20% of sports stars earn 80% of the money

Business • 3 February 2024
Premier League - Son and Martial

English Premier League vs South African PSL – financials compared

Business • 31 January 2024

Latest stories

Wall Street’s bet on 10 companies, and SAA under fire

Investing • 25 October 2026

South Africa’s biggest private Afrikaans ‘university’ wants to make it official

South Africa • 25 October 2026

ETFs taking over South Africa

Investing • 24 October 2026

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana sends a warning to South African municipalities

South Africa • 24 October 2026

Legal warning for South African estate trustees

Property • 24 October 2026

South African petrol stations are changing in front of everyone’s eyes

Retail • 24 October 2026

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Very often power hungry attention seekers with no management ability claw themselves into these bodies. They then wreak havoc with…

Banjo Strings • 25 Oct 2026 Legal warning for South African estate trustees

"The reforms will make officials and politicians personally liable for irregular spending...." ... even if they resign and move to…

NoSweat Guv • 25 Oct 2026 Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana sends a warning to South African municipalities

“It is estimated that, on average, a permanent saving of R110,097 per year per employee is realised through this process.”…

NoSweat Guv • 25 Oct 2026 Government waves goodbye to 27,450 employees in two years

SA state is 40% overstaffed, at cost of R247bn a year. We are paying market leading salary to 657 000…

Null hypothesis • 24 Oct 2026 Government waves goodbye to 27,450 employees in two years

Mass dismissals at the Post Office, Transnet, Home Affairs, SANDF etc. would result in no noticeable change of service delivery.

Banjo Strings • 24 Oct 2026 Government waves goodbye to 27,450 employees in two years
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