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Dr Anthea Jeffery questions the assertion that there is “a burning hunger for land” among South Africans. Opinion polls suggest otherwise, she says.
FW de Klerk, who dedicated his presidency to the abolition of apartheid – is usually labelled as “the last apartheid president”, writes Dave Steward.
Energy expert Chris Yelland questions the heads of SA’s emergency power programme about the choice of gas-to-power over renewables.
The Zondo Commission has exposed corruption and SA must strengthen its ethical and moral fibre to prevent its resurgence, says Chuck Stephens.
So far, untold numbers of people have been killed and displaced in the most recent attack [in Mozambique], writes Jonathan Katzenellenbogen.
Without swift reforms the scourge of corruption is likely to overwhelm SA and derail our constitutional project started with such high hopes.
Turbulent times at SAA as pilots demand to be retrenched. Grant Back told BizNews that pilots haven’t been paid in a year.
We believe our community has the right to see all sides of arguments, especially one that has so massively disrupted livelihoods and economies.
Chris Yelland talks powerships in the emergency power programme, with the Dept. of Mineral Resources and Energy and the IPP Office.
Changing the Constitution to allow EWC is also inordinately dangerous in the face of the prolonged Covid-19 lockdown, says Anthea Jeffery.