Impact of EU companies in South Africa
Lauralyn Kaziboni was interviewed on SABC to discuss her and Dr Matthew Stern’s study on localisation, conducted for the EU-SA Partners for Growth. The study analyses the impact of local content policies on EU exports and investment, and economic transformation in South Africa.
DNA spent Nelson Mandela Day at Rephafogile Secondary School in Mamelodi

In honour of Nelson Mandela Day, some of the DNA staff spent the afternoon of 18th July with the grade 12 students of Rephafogile Secondary School in Mamelodi.
Incentives a better answer than prescribed assets – Elias Masilela

Currently there are debates that areas in need of capital injection should receive them through asset prescription. Elias Masilela’s debate contribution is that rather than asset prescription, the country could opt for creating incentives that are going to get capital to flow into those areas.
Economics unbound: impact of climate on the economy
Economics Unbound panel interview on the impact of climate change on the economy, involving Brent Cloete, Director at DNA Economics, on the SABC News Channel on DStv.
Impact investing could bridge the socialist / capitalist divide

A Capital Advisors Report on ‘The Landscape for Impact Investing in Southern Africa’ presents that a mere 3% of local financial assets are allocated to impact investment strategies. Our Chairperson, Mr Elias Masilela cautions that this is not sufficient to establish an impact on the country’s socio-economic issues. Masilela emphasises the need to strive for private capital in pursuit of social and environmental impact.
South Africa joins global impact investing body
Elias Masilela discusses the new National Task Force for Impact Investing.
ASISA CFE bootcamp

Zulaikha Brey presented at the Consumer Financial Education (CFE) camp hosted by Association for Savings and Investment South Africa (ASISA).
AfCFTA: Identifying, assessing, and monitoring the impact of trade barriers on women-owned businesses in Africa

DNA Economics presented research funded by USAID at the 2024 Annual TIPS Forum.
DNA Economics spreads love and wisdom on Mandela Day

In honour of Nelson Mandela, seven of DNA’s staff took time to go and share hope with learners, at Rephafogile Secondary School, in Mamelodi.
DNA Economics presents at ACER 2018

Sarah Truen, Linton Reddy and Mmamoletji Oniccah Thosago presented at the 4th Annual Competition and Economic Regulation (ACER) conference.