Maimane: Ramaphosa exit would have major economic implications

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The pressures that could see more swimmers follow Tatjana abroad. Digital concierges set to change how hotels serve guests and boost revenue in 2027.

Mmusi Maimane weighs whether coalition talks put people or power first, while attorney Wian Spies examines the controversy surrounding Tatjana Smith’s decision to leave SA. In a sponsored PowerSpot, we explore Investec Nova’s approach to simplifying forex, and Visto’s Ben Wagner explains how digital concierges could reshape hotel service and drive revenue growth.

Mmusi Maimane: Leader, Build One SA and chair, Parliament’s Standing Committee on Appropriations Wian Spies: Director, Hurter Spies Attorneys Ben Wagner: Chief commercial officer, Visto

The pressures that could see more swimmers follow Tatjana abroad. Digital concierges set to change how hotels serve guests and boost revenue in 2027.

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