Bill hands significant powers to energy minister and dispenses with transparency in unacceptable ways
Potential for growth in purpose-built accommodation sector is immense
Tariff cuts, an ambiguous model consolidation programme and a disavowal of strategic protection by legislators proved fatal
Stirrings of younger leaders below the surface is interesting as SA will immediately look to 2026
The jury is out on whether the Durban franchise has contracted the depth required for two competitions
Legislation casts light on large contributions; the rest are received in small batches or black bags
SA regulators will not halt the BHP deal, but it could come with a thick layer of conditions and extra costs
Notwithstanding the risks, local fixed-income securities are an attractive investment
The third and final instalment of the series on the sometimes unsightly logos of SA political parties
Accounting for 18% of the 3.4-million tonnes, Zimbabwe takes lion’s share
Manager takes leave of a stage that has left him both sated and shattered
Did Jacob Zuma’s rise to power rekindle in Thabo Mbeki the sort of denial with which he confronted Aids?
The country’s platinum production should not be dropping at a time of shrinking deficits
Our weak president has signed into law a bill on healthcare reform he has no idea how to fund
Heart of the matter is the constitution’s promise of universal access, and how to implement it
The line between acceptable and unacceptable speech should be drawn only at the point of hate speech
The extent of transformation was visible at the annual wine judging academy
With launch of the GPT-4o model, OpenAI is working to be perceived less like a sci-fi arch villain and more like a kindly teacher or friend
African businesspeople stood alone in their fight for space in the economy and corporate SA
Investors are anxious about election outcomes, but the discussion conflates two types of worries
