A Job Seekers Exemption Certificate will give power — and work — to the unemployed
Demands to eject Israel from the AU go against the wishes of 44 nations
SA jumps at opportunities to censure Israel, but holds back on Russia and China
SA doesn't have the courage to tell Russia it is wrong to invade Ukraine
SA is turning a blind eye as the world faces a catastrophe of unimaginable proportions
When politics becomes a toxic vehicle for criminal activity the need for state intervention is obvious
Requests for a small business to verify its status means more red tape and higher costs
In the metaverse, money will be defined by the nature of transactions
SA can finally put its lone submarine and solitary fighter plane to good use
Promises of decisive action in government programmes have all crashed and burnt
Vladimir Putin has made clear his megalomaniac ambitions, but lessons from history show they'll backfire
Foreign governments may be pushing so-called just energy transition on SA while refusing to reciprocate
Americans fabricated evidence of weapons of mass destruction that led to a crippling war and failed state
Getting rid of foreigners and installing South Africans in their jobs is just a knee-jerk reaction by the ANC to losing ground the recent elections
The investment industry must consult the government on this issue
Russia’s recognition of independence of two breakaway regions is provocative
No customer should have services disconnected for arrears arising from lockdown
Businesses left high and dry after theft of Telkom fibre cable
What is needed is reliable, cheap power, lower taxes and less red tape, as well as secure property rights
