While the road is long, (dare I add in “with many a winding turn”), Wayne Duvenage’s dream is that resilience, focus and a renewed determination for a better South Africa, will be at the forefront of our actions going forward.
A new year. A time of reflection…a time to think…and of course to dream. And boy does Bernard Swanepoel have a dream…
A bill was gazetted on 15 December that proposes amendments to a roads act that will ensure Sanral can’t impose toll roads without consent from its local authority.
As we get close to the end of an outrageous year, most South Africans just want to switch off. There is only so much on corruption and abuse one can absorb.
Vavi likens the episode to the supposedly unsinkable Titanic – describing it as the ANC hitting “a massive democratic iceberg in the form of the workers movement.” Could this be the last straw for a deeply complicit President.
Kenneth Brown is set to vacate his post as National Treasury’s chief procurement officer by the end of December 2016.
President Mugabe recently gave his annual State of the Nation Address and Cathy Buckle couldn’t help but wonder if they live in the same country.
As the year draws to a close, many are looking forward to some quiet time, as it’s been another tough year. Theuns Eloff looks ahead to 2017.
President Jacob Zuma plans to be the mayor of Nkandla after retirement, he said at the funeral of late struggle veteran Riot Mkhwanazi on Sunday.
Robert W. Vivian argues parliament must reject the current Twin-Peaks SEIA and demand that it be properly done before we have yet another government-induced calamity.