Interviews

Parliament faces protest over lagging legislation for a provincial referendum: Heindrich Wyngaard
By
Chris Steyn
8 min read
Cape Forum's Heindrich Wyngaard backs Cape Town detectives, advocates policing devolution, and discusses gang violence, referendums, and crime solutions.
Director’s Cut - Helen Zille: Time is running out for bankrupt Joburg to be saved
By
Alec Hogg
19 min read
Helen Zille talks to Alec Hogg about Joburg's unspent infrastructure budget, coalition vote-buying, the Steenhuisen lobbying row and the DA's 2026 campaign.
Director's Cut - Dr Iraj Abedian: Hormuz stand-off could cost SA more than pain at the petrol pump
By
Alec Hogg
16 min read
Iranian-born economist Dr Iraj Abedian tells Alec Hogg why the Strait of Hormuz stand-off has broken America's global standing, and what it means for South Africa.
Pele Collins: From SpaceX to Y-Combinator: Unlocking the giant origami structures of orbit
By
Irakli Rekhviashvili
10 min read
South African aerospace engineer Pele Collins on leaving SpaceX, building giant origami-style structures in orbit, and opening doors for the next generation.
Director's Cut - Veteran money manager James Gubb: Oracle's shock downgrade signals the first crack in the AI bubble
By
Alec Hogg
16 min read
James Gubb warns AI exuberance masks weak returns, highlighting Oracle, OpenAI, energy opportunities, and risks facing hyperscale investors today.
CR Impeachment would cause big fractures in the GNU: Richard Chelin
By
Chris Steyn
12 min read
Governance expert Richard Chelin assesses Ramaphosa's crises, impeachment risks, corruption accountability, parliamentary oversight, and South Africa's governance outlook.
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