Business Day TV speaks to Vinesh Chetty, head of energy commodities at Afriforesight, for more insight
Record highs in gold, silver, copper and uranium are keeping the commodity cycle firmly in play, but South Africa’s ability to capitalise depends on a more enabling regulatory and operating environment. Business Day TV spoke to Vinesh Chetty, head of energy commodities at Afriforesight, for more insight.
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