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The topsy-turvy rand

By Janice Roberts at New Media
12 April 2017 • 1 min read

The rand – which takes its name from the word ‘Witwatersrand’ – has to be one tough cookie.  It was born in 1961, when SA was declared a republic, replacing the SA pound as legal tender.  For a decade, the country had a fixed exchange rate for its currency, before the rand was pegged to major foreign currencies. (more…)


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