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Alec Hogg’s regular column covering investment, economics, moneycraft and, occasionally, something very personal.
Geoscientist Jasper Knight explains that a unique combination of storm surges, strong onshore winds, high tides, and the spring equinox contributed to the devastation.
A return of Trump could bring forth a seismic shift in US domestic and foreign policy. The world, particularly Europe, needs to brace itself for a tumultuous era.
The South African National Treasury has sounded a stern warning to the government: trim spending significantly or face dire consequences.
South Africa’s National Treasury has unveiled a strategic proposal to combat rising debt and restore fiscal credibility, introducing a new fiscal anchor.
Solly Moeng argues the official treatment of two late SA icons exposes much about what is wrong with the nation.
Magnus Heystek says that South Africa is hurtling toward an economic disaster, with warnings repeatedly falling on deaf ears.
With limited law enforcement resources, AI could become a critical tool. However, data is the linchpin for AI, and SA lacks a comprehensive data management platform.
The Institute of Race Relations seeks clarity and challenges the move, vowing to fight against this controversial policy shift.
Raymond Ackerman, South African business leader and founder of leading retailer Pick n Pay, has passed away. He was 92.
Sarah Green Carmichael discusses the potential impact of generative AI, such as ChatGPT, on entry-level jobs and the career prospects of younger workers.