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Responding to David Ansara’s interview with BizNews, wealth advisor Magnus Heystek provides his strategy to state-proof one’s assets.
A tragic incident involving the South African Navy has shed light on the country’s deteriorating military capabilities.
Katzenellenbogen explores the implications and the broader context of the Tshwane strike and its potential impact on SA’s future governance.
Mangosuthu Gatsha Buthelezi, a pivotal figure in South Africa’s history, refused to accept the illusion of apartheid’s “independence” for KwaZulu Bantustan, challenging the NP government.
The term “hegemon” signifies a dominant global power, and the United States has held this position for decades.
The National Treasury knows that South Africa is heading into an economic crisis, but it can’t do much about that.
Africa’s economic woes are contributing to social and political unrest, exacerbated by a young and urbanising population.
Joburg faces a property crisis as the affluent struggle to sell their homes, while the underprivileged grapple with unaffordable housing.
Anthea Jeffery reflects on the life of Mangosuthu Buthelezi, who passed away at 95, leaving a legacy as a remarkable South African leader.
South Africa’s electricity sector, dominated by the state-owned Eskom, faces a dire threat of power shortages and frequent blackouts.