Minister has to put the water & sanitation department on a sound footing, despite the troubles that engulfed it
Ruling on excessive pricing uses the pandemic to circumvent the Competition Act, lawyers say
SA dare not ignore the death of Collins Khosa and the actions of law enforcement officers who abuse the rights of citizens
Angie Motshekga’s apology for the bungled reopening of schools is too little, too late after astounding callousness
Agency will return to work with increased capacity, but those who needed help were left out in the cold for months
CEO Piet Mouton would do well to close the many entry points and develop another winner
The government has failed to explain why religious gatherings have been given the go-ahead
Tourism accounts for almost 10% of all jobs, and more than 8% of GDP — a strong argument for opening the sector, albeit safely
The industry’s objectives should not be allowed to stall as it critical to SA’s economy
Heavy-handed officials undercut the common ground diplomatically prepared by the president and health minister
The government should admit it is hopeless at running businesses when even the poster children of SOEs are looking for handouts
Markets will want to know how the Bank assesses the effectiveness of its intervention in financial markets
The chief justice must ensure consistency in how the system operates during these uncertain times
A variable lifting of the restrictions might be pointless for many businesses and workers
Globalisation is not the only thing that will be changed and possibly killed by virus
We need to see and hear from the president directly more often about opening up the economy
A stopgap measure cannot solve the fundamental problem of cramped and unsanitary correctional facilities
The dominance of foreign workers in some sectors of the economy is deeply worrying to many, but the proposed way of dealing with it will not get to grips with ...
New decisions must be made from a position of knowledge and fact and not fought from political corners
The state runs the risk of losing public trust by fobbing off questions about Cuban doctors and other concerns
