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Letter: Warning Sirens Over South Africa - Wall Street Journal

Your editorial “South Africa Joins the Anti-U.S. Axis” (March 24) concludes that “Congress is right to put Pretoria on notice” due to South Africa’s damaging ...

Letter: When the money runs out - Business Day

The debate over expanding grants, whether to introduce a basic income grant or increase the social relief of distress grants beyond inflation boils down to one ...

22 January 2021 - What will South Africa look like when the Covid-19 pandemic has passed? As we struggle through the health crisis and the resultant ...

Loaning Transnet more money won’t solve SA’s infrastructure crisis – IRR

The BRICS New Development Bank’s approving a R5 billion loan to fix Transnet’s rail sector is deeply concerning. A far better idea would be to allow the ...

Making a co-operative government work in SA: Terence Corrigan - Biznews

Last month’s election delivered South Africa to a vastly different reality from what had existed before. Between this writing and your reading, the ...

Mangosuthu Gatsha Buthelezi (1928-2023) - Politicsweb

Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi, who died in the early hours of 9th September at the age of 95, was an exceptional South African.

15 November 2020 - Mining’s future was once again on the table last week. Or should that perhaps be on the chopping block?

18 February 2022 - By Cyril Ramaphosa’s ‘buy local’ logic, the sanctions against apartheid South Africa must have been good for the economy. To satisfy special ...

Merit must be paramount if growth is the goal – IRR

Forcing merit to take the backseat in favour of demographic considerations in managing South Africa’s fishing industry raises a barrier to broader growth and ...

MICHAEL MORRIS: ‘Getting real’ means working for the common interest - Business Day

It almost seems, now, an event that happened a while ago, but I feel sure that in the intervening days most South Africans have succeeded in mentally shrugging ...