Rhetoric will not take SA forward. Instead, we require pragmatic interventions specifically aimed at deracialising our economy and brightening its prospects for sustainable growth.
Watching Sepp Blatter fall on his sword last night confirmed three major issues.
Mac Maharaj, 80, former spokesperson for the Presidency and ANC veteran, is confident the lung cancer he was diagnosed with will not be a death sentence.
In today’s newsletter, Alec Hogg is fascinated about the fact that his old home province, KZN, is fast becoming the home of millionaires. Read why here.
Derrick Spies, News24 Port Elizabeth – Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema told residents of the Nelson Mandela Bay metro in the Eastern Cape on Friday that the party was working to take control of it. Thousands of people clad in red, descended on the NU1 Cricket Grounds in Motherwell to listen to Malema, standing … Read more
The EFF on Friday said it would lodge a complaint over the way Public Protector Thuli Madonsela was treated by ANC MPs during a briefing to a parliamentary committee this week.
Public Protector Thuli Madonsela was accused in Parliament on Wednesday of working hand in glove with the DA.
Head of Policy Research for the Institute of Race Relations in South Africa, Anthea Jeffery unpacks the potential side effects of the Expropriation Bill’s promise of a ‘decisive shift away from apartheid spatial planning to more inclusive settlements close to places of work’
President Jacob Zuma was the subject of a smear campaign in the media because he had become the “unacceptable face of Africa” and it is a “myth” for the DA to claim that Zuma desperately wanted a day in court.
Life is full of paradoxes and Alec Hogg interviewed one of them yesterday. Find out what he means in today’s inspirational Rational Perspective piece.