Contributing bloggers to BizNews
Cees Bruggemans and Willie Esterhuyse call fear a tax, potentially undermining the efficiency of SA’s Democracy, inviting all kinds of defensiveness, with no guarantee of success, as much in our social lives as in our greater political and economic existence.
Sarah Rice attends a wedding ceremony, which was raw, honest and real, and not just a tiny bit challenging.
Raphael Bromilow, on behalf of all long-suffering teens, runs through some of his worst examples of parental misbehaviour.
Conclusion: The world has gone mad. The productive assets Greece had which might have helped it balance the EU books simply don’t exist anymore.
Cees Bruggemans asks if South Africa will follow Zimbabwe to economic ruin. In 2 or 5 years’ time?
Anthea Jeffery argues that the draft BEE regulations should immediately be rejected as contrary to the Constitution.
Jani takes us into her life, a Rodrigues-type reality of American anonymity after her brief few days of fame in South Africa. Welcome back Jani.
And sure, what’s good for Uber is bad for taxi drivers – or bad for owners of taxi medallions. The assumption that the beneficiaries are rich is strange.
Shawn Hagedorn says policy makers in both Greece and South Africa must focus less on whether outcomes are fair and more on creating environments which advance trust.
Herman Mashaba calls on the youth to become architects of their own futures and petitions government to drop self-harming employment measures such as legislated discrimination.