These losses have, in all likelihood, given SA another unwanted record of groaning under the world’s highest unemployment rate
Former president needs to be held accountable and answer questions at state capture commission
The lockdown has severely hit municipal revenue, which should be of huge concern to all South Africans
The currency dropped when it should have picked up, and events on the horizon make prospects even more unpredictable
Pretoria may stand a chance of playing a constructive role in Zimbabwe only when it dumps its sisterly revolutionary party approach
While the business rescue plan proposes job and wage cuts, the alternative could be no work at all
Roy Bagattini rightly focuses on David Jones’s capital structure instead of fixing operations
We are ready to open our doors again to the world, the president proclaims
One factor favouring a cut is the rand’s recent resilience, which has led to it being among the best performing emerging-market currencies in the past month
Prescribed assets have been tried — during apartheid — and found wanting
Hiking taxes on tobacco products risks making the illicit market bigger and more lucrative
Second-quarter GDP contraction of more than 50% is Ramaphosa’s cue to ease restrictions
He talks of a new dawn for SA but he has shown he tolerates mediocrity, laxity and even corruption
The EFF’s response to the Clicks commercial was dangerous, and yet the party denies it encouraged violence
Cyril Ramaphosa is allowing himself to be bogged down by too many deliberations
One of the biggest employers in the sector is set to return and maintain competitiveness
Begging bowl brings president's long-standing SOE headache to the fore again
With load-shedding to continue for 18 months, power from new sources must be tapped if the economy is to recover
The future is being shaped by new technologies and habits we acquired during lockdown
The US Fed has been loosening its monetary policy for years, implying a weaker dollar, but economic growth is the important metric
