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How FlySafair’s strike exposed the crunch in South African aviation The FlySafair strike has exposed South Africa’s acute shortage of pilots, not to mention the commercial vacuum left behind by SAA’s implosion… by Giulietta Talevi July 28, 2025 News·Opinion
The navel-gazing of the Gucci liberation class African liberation movements want to know why they’re losing influence. The answers are right in front of them… by Shirley de Villiers July 28, 2025 Opinion·Politics
When crypto faith breeds financial fiction MicroStrategy turned crypto into its core business. Now more than 150 firms are copying the play. Welcome to the rise of the bitcoin treasury… by Steven Boykey Sidley July 23, 2025 Opinion·Personal Finance
The real cost of document fraud in South Africa Document fraud is a rapidly growing issue in South Africa, affecting both businesses and consumers in profound ways. From falsified IDs to counterfeit bank… by SkyQR July 23, 2025 Analysis·Partner Content
Robbing a city blind The CEOs of Joburg’s barely functional utilities – like Joburg Water and City Power – are budgeted to cost R40m this year… by Shirley de Villiers July 21, 2025 Opinion·Politics 13
Nelson Mandela was a hard man who played a hard game. What if he was in Ramaphosa’s shoes? If Mandela were president of a country facing a truly shocking crisis in the criminal justice system, what would he do?… by Jonny Steinberg July 21, 2025 Opinion·Politics
Anatomy of an abandoned merger Sun International, Peermont, intervenor Tsogo and their legal teams are to blame for an abandoned deal. Not the competition authorities… by Ann Crotty July 18, 2025 Analysis·News
How a 100-year-old railway is becoming an African lifeline The $10bn refurb of Angola’s Lobito Corridor is increasingly urgent as copper prices soar… by Tim Cohen July 18, 2025 Opinion·Pan-African
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