Testimonials


What my clients say about my services...


"Thanks as always for your excellent analysis." Peter Worthington, Senior Economist, ABSA Corporate and Investment Banking (during run-up to May 29 elections). 

"Dear Stef, This was a very useful piece of analysis about the state of play in the GNU a couple of weeks in. Much better and grounded in facts than most pieces being generated at the moment." - David Geyer, Acting High Commissioner, Australian High Commission, Pretoria

"As always, I appreciate the quality of the analysis.  And the speed of your replies!" - Jeff Gable, Head FIC Research CIB, Corporate and Investment Banking, Absa Bank

"I find Stef’s reports to be among the most incisive, clearly written and comprehensive of all my news and analysis subscriptions in South Africa. They are an essential part of my weekly reading and research.” -  Edward Cohen, First Secretary, Australian High Commission, Pretoria

“Stef has rendered a valuable service to our company in terms of his analysis of political events, the decision-makers in government, the potential outcome and impact of political decisions and policies, and the evaluation of political risks on a national and provincial basis. Stef is very knowledgeable with great contacts.” - Christo Luus, Economist and Owner: Ecoquant (Pty) Ltd, Johannesburg

“Thanks for yesterday’s Research Note and Monday Briefing – solid gold analysis, as per usual.” - Will Butler, Senior Researcher & Policy Officer - Australian High Commission, South Africa

“Super useful report as always.” – Peter Worthington, Macroeconomic Research, ABSA Bank Group (Corporate & Investment Banking), Cape Town

“Dear Stef, Thank you for an outstanding briefing document. It really provides a very useful and pragmatic overview of the political and economic outlook.” - Dr.Rama Naidu, former Director, Democracy Development Programme (partner project of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation of Germany)








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