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Donwald Pressly reports on his crystal ball about what this arrogance COULD do to the official opposition. The trouble over illiberalism started with the late Colin Eglin.
The Tshwane by-election comes just as the new ActionSA had rocketed its previously untested support to a significant vote share.
Last week, Busi Mavuso, an Eskom non-executive director may have thrown down a bigger challenge to the government than she had initially thought.
Paul O’Sullivan launched his new book. At the launch, BizNews founder Alec Hogg sat down with O’Sullivan for a fascinating discussion.
South Africa’s government officials have spent over R1.3bn on food, accommodation and entertainment over the past three years, City Press reported.
Sustaining a criminal enterprise requires lots of cash to pay bribes. The Zondo Commission report details how controversial facilities management group Bosasa, almost turned getting their hands on cash into a full-time gig, paying almost R76m to South Africa’s corrupt over 16 years.
In this article, Zille is at pains to point out her analysis of the next 10 years in South Africa and how the DA should position itself for the future.
President Cyril Ramaphosa says SA stared into “the heart of darkness” during July’s unrest last year. He was testifying before the SAHRC on Friday.
Helen Zille has written this explainer in which she elaborates on her best- and worst-case scenarios for the country and the DA.
This note is concerned only with the question posed in its title: is President Cyril Ramaphosa a constitutionalist at heart?