Calm in markets a sign that traders were underwhelmed by Godongwana’s speech — which is perhaps a good thing
Hlophe is adamant his review application is not an attempt to frustrate constitutional processes
Despite the boom in commodity export earnings, there is no space for complacency
SA is in a worse state than Cuba, and the donation cannot be justified
Deadlocks over interpretation can be clarified in the courts
Sapref is an indicator of the challenges that make it more difficult and more expensive to run a business
SA’s banks, maligned despite having rescued the economy during the Covid-19 crisis, have staged an impressive recovery
Eventually RBPlat has to advise shareholders to accept Implats’s R150 per share offer
The president needs to get tough on those intent on destroying our democracy
What amount is an ethically legitimate one to spend on an individual’s health?
While a Russian invasion would hit food and oil prices, SA needs to keep a keen eye on interest rates
Lack of consequences speaks to Ramaphosa’s weak position to take on the opposing faction
The process that got SA to the critical juncture of a woman becoming judicial chief has been an abomination, to put it politely
The economy is in recovery mode but far from buoyant
While sensitivity about indigenous people’s rights is in order, claims need to be factual
Commissions are not like courts of law, they can only recommend actions, not act against criminals
We welcome the adjustments to the coronavirus alert level, including the full reopening of schools
Some speculate that the SIU investigation is punishment for Telkom’s role in delaying the spectrum auction
It is time the idea is properly aired, based on proper evidence
The commission’s comments create confusion and strengthen the views of anti-vaxxers, at a time when the state is trying to entrench Covid-19 immunity through ...
