The world is changing fast and to keep up you need local knowledge with global context.
One of the better examples of authenticity you’ll find is the latest shareholder letter by HCI’s chief executive Johnny Copelyn, the key portion of which is republished.
Last week, South Africans came together to mourn the loss of musician Johnny Clegg, who embodied our hopes of a nonracial, forward-looking South Africa.
Paul Hoffman applies his astute legal mind to former President Jacob Zuma’s evasive testimony with its shoal of red herrings and shot through with half-truths.
Within the space of a few days, we have been subjected to bizarre but carefully staged performances by US President Donald Trump and former South African President Jacob Zuma.
Former South African President Jacob Zuma backtracked on a threat to halt his testimony to a judicial panel that’s investigating whether he consented to and benefited from widespread looting during his nine-year rule after it agreed to limit the scope of its questioning.
Former South African President Jacob Zuma declined to provide further testimony to a judicial panel that’s investigating whether he consented to and benefited from widespread looting during his nine-year rule.
Simon Lincoln Reader’s column is a classic juxtaposition of what makes South Africa brilliant against what almost brought her to her knees.
The Zondo Commission of Inquiry into State Capture was adjourned after former president Jacob Zuma objected to being cross-examined.
Lord Peter Hain is applying pressure on the Westminster Government to stop doing business with global consultancy firm Bain & Co over its misbehaviour in South Africa.
Jeremy Gordin reckons the former president and Zuptoid-in-chief, Jacob Zuma, is happily and bizarrely subverting the Zondo Commission of Inquiry into State Capture into a spy novel plot.