Keeping a vehicle on the road in SA is a costly exercise
A Wesbank analysis shows that the cost of owning, maintaining, and keeping a vehicle on the road in SA increased by nearly 33% since 2018.
Asime Nyide
Hope at the end of a dark tunnel
Loadshedding has been at an all time high since it first began as far back as December 2007. What this indicates is an unwillingness by leaders at the highest level to understand and respond to challenges facing the local energy and electricity sectors.
First SA helium plant could be worth R1.7 trillion
South Africa could soon become the world’s eighth country to produce the highly sought-after helium.
Protect your home from criminals this December – here’s how
With many people away on holiday during the festive season, the opportunities for criminals to strike will be higher than usual.
Ramaphosa victory – good for the rand
With Ramaphosa as ANC president secured this seems to have reflected positively with the rand strengthened by more than 2% against the dollar
The cost of petrol and tolls this December
South Africans planning to travel domestically can expect to pay more than ever for transport costs due to high petrol prices and increased toll costs.Â
Scenarios point to binary future for SA post-2024: prosperity or penury – Jakkie Cilliers
Scenario planner Jakkie Cilliers, author and founder of the ISS shares his updated perspectives on SA’s political future.
Zille: Young SA democracy’s acid test – will NW voters send ruinous ANC packing?
DA Federal Chair Helen Zille spent days campaigning in the rural North West province ahead of a forced re-run of the 2021 Local Election.
Firing obstructive communist Mantashe will be big step to addressing loadshedding – and may happen soon
Kevin Mileham, the Shadow Minister of Minerals and Energy, explains how the ANC blundered when appointing Gwede Mantashe.
Race incident at Cape Town pub catches attention of EFF
The confrontation, which has gone viral in South Africa, also evoked a strong response from the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF).