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South Africa’s economic road is turning into a swampy cul-de-sac with most of government behaving as if they’re driving a small, nippy hatchback when a powerful 4X4, with winches and wheel-chains is actually what’s needed.
When it comes to how the NHI will hit your pocket, here’s a piece of advice; “don’t hold your breath; it will take six years.”
Peter Moyo is fighting to keep his job and has also instituted legal action to have Trevor Manuel and the rest of the Old Mutual board declared delinquent.
In South Africa, few are more accomplished at this task than Melanie Ramjee, who calls herself The Hypress – the Empress of Hype.
For many, this powerful, factually-backed argument about the corrosive and counter-productive effects of employment equity begs only one question.
If it wasn’t for the courts, South Africa may have become a full blown failed state. This statement came from Justice Minister Ronald Lamola.
South African writer Hamilton Wende says that it’s a myth that newspapers are biased towards bad news.
Eskom, South Africa’s electricity provider and the state enterprise that is arguably the biggest drag on the economy, is about to undergo a radical overhaul.
GG Alcock, who has spent a lifetime exposed to the informal sector, is clearly frustrated that what is blindingly obvious to him gets continuously ignored by the mainstream.
The white Zulu-boy turned alternative entrepreneur, GG Alcock, has dropped a mamba in a herd of cattle, it seems.