Researchers at the University of Pretoria have published an intriguing study of how the weather affects patterns of crime in South Africa. They focused on Tshwane and looked at whether crime levels varied with the weather – they were particularly interested in the impact of heat and rain.
As the walls close in, Forensic for Justice’s Paul O’Sullivan feels it is now time, with Cyril Ramaphosa in power, that NPA head Shaun Abrahams leaves his position.
Save SA welcomes German software giant SAP’s decision to finally come clean on its corrupt dealings with the Guptas – but it insists it must go further.
In countries with thriving tourism sectors, there is a simple compact between businesses and the state: you keep ‘em safe and we’ll keep ‘em spending. Everybody wins.
Highly civilised economist Iraj Abedian is calling on all South African businesses to distance themselves from Gupta-captured auditing firm KPMG.
South Africans can still save democracy if they hold those mentioned in the Gupta leaks to account for their role in state capture, says former Public Protector Advocate Thuli Madonsela.
It is more dangerous to be a farmer than a police officer in South Africa, a debate on farm murders heard in the National Assembly.
The Institute of Race Relations has published its South Africa Survey annually since 1946. It’s now a more than 900 page document. Anthea Jeffery has minced through the 2016 findings and shares a few of her outcomes.
Forensic investigator Paul O’Sullivan will be back in the Kempton Park Magistrate’s Court on Thursday for alleged immigration offences.
One of the few remaining authentic value fund managers in South Africa, Piet Viljoen, outlines his dream for South Africa in 2017.