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Wildfires are becoming more common and devastating as seen in recent cases in Australia and California, while Cape Town is also no stranger to fires.
South Africa is said to have a triple problem of poverty, unemployment and inequality. Chuck Stephens thinks those three words are intentionally strung backwards.
There is no doubt that the government’s plans to expropriate land has, as Chuck Stephens from the Desmond Tutu Centre for Leadership puts it, “created a situation.”
None of finance minister Tito Mboweni’s most important proposals has been supported by the national executive committee of the African National Congress.
The multi-capped Jonathan Kaplan blew the whistle in 70 tests during his 17-year career, a record at the time, before calling it a day in 2013.
Western democracies are in a state of crisis. The liberal world order that was created after World War II is crumbling and we don’t quite understand what is going on or what to do about it.
South Africans anxiously await the day when iniquitous corruption is a problem past, which will happen much quicker with an amnesty.
Nicole Fritz highlights in this excellent piece, instead of focusing on generic social principles, KPMG and others should get back to basics and do their jobs.
Having everyone learn in English has extra financial benefits, with cheaper access to English language textbooks.
This is a must-read analysis of the NPA’s seeming paralysis – one which provides an almost incontrovertible argument for why no crooked politicians and their corporate conspirators are wearing orange.