Long live the GNU – but make us safe and deliver our services South Africa, under the government of national unity (GNU), is clearly significantly better off than it would have been had the ANC continued to… by Max du Preez October 11, 2024 Opinion·Politics
The One Thing … Bruce Whitfield rounds up 100 thinkers on what one thing they would do if they were in charge of South Africa, to catalyse change.… by Bruce Whitfield October 7, 2024 Books·Politics
Behind Tshwane’s toxic politics Cilliers Brink held Tshwane’s mayoral position since March 2023 and was removed in late September through a motion of no confidence via an informal… by Piet Croucamp October 4, 2024 Opinion·Politics
Lesufi’s legacy: half-built schools and hospitals You may have missed it, but Gauteng had a new premier last week. Before you get too excited, it’s not a regular thing; agriculture… by Shirley de Villiers September 30, 2024 Opinion·Politics
Inside MK’s success Jacob Zuma’s uMkhonto weSizwe Party remains the great unknown in South African politics. Questions persist over whether it is merely a personality cult, what it really… by Max du Preez September 27, 2024 Opinion·Politics
Inside Joburg’s heart of darkness Last week I was a guest at Woolworths’ annual Christmas event in Cape Town. Once a year, the company rounds up media, influencers, clients… by Sarah Buitendach September 19, 2024 Opinion·Politics
The incredible pointlessness of EU elections In June, an estimated 350-million Europeans got the chance to participate in what would generally have been written off as one of the more… by Ann Crotty September 10, 2024 Opinion·Politics
Legal hurdles pile up as ANC pushes NHI pipedream The odds of National Health Insurance (NHI) being implemented – at least in any form resembling the miracle salve sold to the population by… by Rob Rose August 2, 2024 News·Politics
Ramaphosa: Why this time is different If you’d listened to President Cyril Ramaphosa’s opening of parliament address in Cape Town’s City Hall on July 18 and thought you’d heard it… by Rob Rose July 19, 2024 Politics
Hey GNU! South Africa is ready to grow. Don’t stuff it up The exhilarating early days of a new relationship are not only being experienced by the government of national unity (GNU); the positive afterglow is… by Vernon Wessels July 19, 2024 Economy & Markets·Politics
1 The BEE tithe: Paying your way to compliance heaven October 16, 2025 A revenue tax to become BEE compliant and score tenders…
2 ‘We are not going to be used as pawns’ – Business for South Africa October 13, 2025 Is the organisation being drafted in to help fix the…
3 Tax first, investments after October 8, 2025 Be smarter about your tax affairs before you invest and…
4 Behind the economic thinking of Paul Mashatile October 17, 2025 How does Deputy President Paul Mashatile believe the economy should…