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For years South African presidents have been regulars at the annual World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, which offers the opportunity to promote your country to world leaders and big business.
Last month, a newspaper article claimed that renewables were the only thing standing between Eskom and a total collapse of the grid.
South Africa’s farming sector remains one of the most crucial parts of our economy – requiring desperate attention to attain vital growth.
RW Johnson writes on the difficulties of coalition, the ANC’s dangerous decline and coalition bargaining with the DA.
The subject of shale gas reserves deep under the Karoo seems set to surface again in 2023, with passionate views held by protagonists on both sides of the controversial debate.
SA has gone backwards in terms of economic growth, unemployment and energy stability. Can a Cabinet reshuffle alleviate Ramaphosa’s problems?
The Mpumalanga Department of Education has wasted taxpayers’ money for most of 2022 whilst failing to sort out a very simple administrative role for underprivileged students on government bursaries in Russia.
The chief mandate of the SA Reserve Bank is to try to suppress skyrocketing inflation, because it must protect the value of the currency.
Land reform is not yielding the desired results as the operation and production of farms for black farmers is not working well.
Economist Dawie Roodt said to grow the economy is simple and straightforward but politics is standing in the way of good economic policies. “Our political problems are not going to be resolved before the general election in 2024,” he said.