EDITORIAL: Hands off the SABC

Security agency’s bid to intimidate head of news is not the first time the ANC has tried to bully the broadcaster

SAZINI MOJAPELO: Gender equality at a crossroads in our country

SA has made progress in meeting sustainable development goal targets but there is still room for improvement

JONATHAN COOK: Elect accountable people who represent the nation we wish to be

Don’t vote for someone who has been shown to be dishonest, however much you agree with their manifesto

SHAWN HAGEDORN: What a bus stuck in mud says about our economy

By reframing our challenges we can identify innovative solutions to the economy and joblessness

TIISETSO MOTSOENENG: Reserve Bank embraces nuance with double-barrelled approach to inflation

New measures signal a shift towards a more dynamic and responsive economic policy framework

REFILWE GAOBEPE: Leading with humanity in talent acquisition

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LENIAS HWENDA: Big pharma’s exit from Africa a blow for access to medicines

Gap left is likely to be filled by illicit medicines trades and counterfeit drugs

NEWS FROM THE FUTURE: Power struggle: crypto versus chatbots

Crypto miners and data centres optimised for AI both need huge amounts of electricity to feed their rigs

EDITORIAL: Load-shedding and the elections

Eskom is far from fixed, but some progress has been made

JAMES MAPOSA: Services sector is an often overlooked source of exports

SA is socially and culturally closer to key African target markets and is able to leverage the AfCFTA

HEATH MUCHENA: How crypto exchanges can bolster Zimbabwe’s economic revival

Infrastructure providers of digital asset marketplaces stand to gain notably by entering an underserved market such as Zimbabwe

JAMES PERON: State’s moves to redistribute tends to destroy more wealth than is created

Voluntary economic trades tend to make all parties better off, albeit to varying degrees

ALEXANDER PARKER: The futility of the upstream petroleum resources bill

The bill will fail to deliver anything to any of its intended stakeholders

ADEKEYE ADEBAJO: Selwyn Cudjoe, the heir to CLR James

Architect of diversity and democracy, and an intellectual of the African renaissance