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Professor Marius Pretorius from Pretoria University explains how the business rescue process would work.
Legal expert Pierre de Vos has examined whether MPs who have misled Parliament can be prosecuted for fraud and came up with the case of Tony Yengeni.
South Africa’s urgent need to create jobs requires that the country take advantage of opportunities in the global economy that it can convert into quick wins.
The ‘push-back against the sex curriculum by parents, schools, religious bodies and civil society alike, is a clarion call to the state to stay out of their homes’.
Politics is not for sissies. Helen Zille is back in our body politic but she has needed a backbone of iron to survive what she went through.
South African municipalities’ inability to provide consistent power is exacerbating supply disruptions by the debt-stricken state electricity utility, hobbling efforts to revive the nation’s economy.
Worryingly, important constitutional changes around land expropriation are set to be pushed through when most of South Africa is on their annual summer holiday.
The statistics prove that it is high time for urgent intervention in education in South Africa. A generation of children have been failed and it should not be allowed to continue.
Money is meant to set us free, yet the more we earn, the more we seem to need – and that means we have to keep working ever harder to keep pace with our bills.
Pierre de Vos writes in his blog Constitutionally Speaking that the WhatsApp message raises interesting questions on whether the Public Protector is impartial.