Exposed: The big business of selling South Africa’s big cats to Ambani’s Indian mega-zoo The zoo – run by the son of India’s richest man – is under investigation for claims its animals have been bought illegally… by Daniel Stiles September 1, 2025 News·Pan-African 1
‘How BEE is hobbling South Africa’s economy’ South Africa is stuck – and part of the problem is how power is centralised in the country… by Rob Rose August 29, 2025 Analysis·Economy & Markets 1
South Africa has chosen a risky approach to global politics: Three steps it must take to succeed It is rare for small countries to succeed at strategic autonomy without some costs. Here’s what South Africa has to do to get it… Adam HabibImraan Valodia August 29, 2025 Analysis·Politics
South Africa can’t afford electric cars now. But it better make a plan… Given the cost, the government needs to think smartly about how to encourage a shift to EVs… by Rob Rose August 26, 2025 News·Opinion
The week ahead: Rail reform on track Mark your calendar – here’s the political and economic news to watch out for in the days to come… by The South Africa Brief August 25, 2025 News
Eight questions for the interested and interesting: Brent Lindeque Celebrating 10 years of good news website Good Things Guy, Brent Lindeque talks books, hobbies, celeb crushes and why vinegar is life… by Sarah Buitendach August 22, 2025 Pleasure
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Data currents: Charting the PA’s popularity in the Western Cape The PA is on the ascendent in the Western Cape, looking to thwart the DA and ANC’s ambitions in next year’s local government elections… by The South Africa Brief August 13, 2025 Politics
It’s the ANC’s turn to eat The ANC NEC had a torrid time of things at its meeting this weekend. Not a good look for the political party supposedly leading… by Shirley de Villiers August 8, 2025 Opinion·Politics 1
Eight questions for the interested and interesting: Patrick Williams South African chef Patrick Williams’s London star Kudu Collective is moving from Peckham to Marylebone. Here’s what he’s loving, from books to biking… by Sarah Buitendach August 8, 2025 Pleasure
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