Eskom CEO de Ruyter’s car bugged
De Ruyter told the Sunday Times that being bugged is not unexpected with “a lot of agendas at play” surrounding the struggling Eskom.
Asime Nyide
SAA at a crossroad
Despite already being at a less-than-ideal size for a national carrier, it appears that SAA is once again at a crossroad.
No loadshedding for these two towns
A Sunday Times report has uncovered two towns in remote areas of the Northern Cape that have never experienced loadshedding.
Is an early election the way forward?
A lot has been said about the 2024 elections, and whether – or not – this will be the moment at which the ANC’s dominance will falter.
ANC greed results in failing municipalities
151 municipalities are teetering on the brink of collapse and require urgent intervention to rescue them, while 43 have already collapsed.
The rise of K-Drama: A Hollywood competitor?
The number one K-drama on this list is the World of the Married. It is a masterful story of betrayal and revenge that is both vicious and sensational.
Urgent rethinking of Unlawful Entering of Premises Bill needed
Serious deficiencies in the Unlawful Entering on Premises Bill of 2022 need urgent attention if the law is to properly serve the public interest.
South African farming exports vulnerable if problems left unchecked
SA’s vulnerability was illustrated recently by two events. China temporarily banned imports of wool and the EU restricted citrus imports.
Sean Peche answers the call: responds to Coronation
The issue of performance fees has been a topic of discussion. After receiving several requests for a response, Sean Peche answers the call.
Managing South Africa’s scarce water resources is vital
There is a worrying level of overall ignorance about the current state of SA’s water resources and what is required to ensure adequate supply.