Is ANC support below the DA? Well sort of, but not really … The startling findings of new opinion polls require deeper interrogation. But they leave no doubt that the age of ANC impunity is over… by Rob Rose April 17, 2025 Politics
ANC, claiming it is not ‘anti-business’, mulls ditching VAT hike Amid the furore over the budget, the ANC is now apparently looking for ways to scrap the VAT hike and find the money to… by Rob Rose April 14, 2025 Opinion·Politics
Clash of wills: Will the DA stay or will it go? The ANC and DA have begrudgingly agreed to further talks on the GNU. But tensions between the two parties are running high… by Rob Rose April 9, 2025 Politics
The argument in favour of the DA leaving the GNU No-one wants the DA to leave the GNU. But the ANC has broken trust with its coalition partner… by Tim Cohen April 7, 2025 Opinion·Politics
Alas, poor GNU — last rites for the coalition The unity government looked like an opportunity to reshape South Africa’s economy. After the budget debacle, it looks all but dead… Vernon WesselsRob Rose April 4, 2025 Politics
Budget crisis: Two days to bust The budget standoff between the ANC and DA is dragging into yet another week. If it’s not resolved, there could be dire implications for… Rob RoseVernon Wessels March 31, 2025 Economy & Markets·Politics
All aboard the gravy plane Sixteen ministers spent R47m on international travel in just eight months. Is South Africa’s cabinet living the jet-set life?… by Shirley de Villiers March 28, 2025 Opinion·Politics
Coalface collapse: Why our municipalities are broken South Africa’s municipalities are the coalface of service delivery. Their failure puts the country at risk… by Shirley de Villiers March 27, 2025 Politics
Expropriation at the heart of budget deadlock Budget brinkmanship: land reform has pushed ANC-DA talks to the edge, threatening the coalition government just days before the fiscal deadline… Rob RoseVernon Wessels March 24, 2025 Economy & Markets·Politics
Trump and the shifting paradigm Dissecting the Trump administration is complicated. But it’s clear the US no longer has the power, or money, to maintain its dominance… by Piet Croucamp March 14, 2025 Opinion·Politics
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