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Exchange control and crypto: how Treasury fossils flunked it South Africa’s new crypto regulations are as inflexible and out-of-step with a new world order as existing Apartheid-era exchange controls… by Tim Cohen May 4, 2026 Analysis·Economy & Markets
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Real Politics: These Zulu regiments come with a warning Zulu Amabutho are marching through the streets with the discipline and force that other anti-migrant groups aren’t showing.… by Zukile Majova May 4, 2026 Opinion·Politics
PODCAST: ChatGPT, who’s Chad Du Plessis? Rob Rose and Zukile Majova dig into the lawlessness of the March on March movement, Sisisi Tolashe and Solly Malatsi’s disastrous AI policy… Rob RoseZukile Majova May 1, 2026 Opinion·Pods
Zille, and Joburg’s battle for belief Zille’s message resonates because it speaks to residents’ experience. Where trust has been lost, it offers a narrative of restoration… by Lebo Madiba April 28, 2026 Opinion·Politics 1
PODCAST: The tyranny of mediocrity The consequences of the widening war in the Middle East are hard to predict, but one thing is very clear: we are surrounded by… Mark BarnesTim Cohen April 28, 2026 Opinion·Pods
Real Politics: There is logic in Ramaphosa’s madness Ramaphosa's SAPS suspensions look inconsistent, but they're a calculated bid to hold the centre while structural reform takes hold.… by Zukile Majova April 27, 2026 Opinion·Politics
PODCAST: The Masters golf, gnomes and America’s open tab The tournament at Augusta is a surprisingly sharp metaphor for Washington’s spending habits.… by Robyn Curnow April 27, 2026 Opinion·Pods
How the US and Iran could step back from the brink Several plausible off-ramps exist that could cool tensions between the US and Iran without either side looking as though it’s capitulating… by David J Galbreath April 24, 2026 Analysis·News
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