It will be hard to take finance minister’s word on GDP, the deficit and borrowing when he presents the medium-term budget
There have been positive digital initiatives in several areas of the public sector since onset of the pandemic
Institute of Race Relations sets out how municipalities should proceed when expropriating property
Areas that will suffer under the guillotine may also be the areas of greatest social expectation and growth potential
President’s economic reconstruction and recovery plan, if implemented, can pull SA out of its debt spiral
Nigerian president's failure to mention the shootings of protesters by soldiers is likely to have inflamed tensions
Investors miss out on return opportunities that arise when negative sentiment overshadows fair valuations
The UK’s stuttering test-and-trace system shows more time should be spent thinking about the prospect of failure
There may be many reasons for wildly fluctuating form and unpredictable results, but lack of a crowd to create a sense of occasion has to be the main one
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Parcel deliver people in South Korea are dying from being overworked
On foreign policy the president has largely been true to his word and has not started any new wars
Finance minister faces a huge challenge when he delivers his medium-term budget policy statement
Moloto Rail Corridor probe and its findings must result in real action from ANC
Latest Umbilo River ecological disaster highlights problematic nature of transporting oil
India also suffered under colonialism, but unlike SA India never played the victim
The UK plans to launch the world’s first large-scale, publicly funded experiment of mass tutoring to support those who cannot afford the privilege
That said, the province's emergency economic relief and recovery programme aims to create nearly 20,000 new jobs
Participating in such ‘euro bonds’ is better for fragile countries (they pay out less than their own bonds) and relatively expensive for those more robust
