Far more financial literacy is needed to protect South Africans from bad investment decisions
It is likely that SA will fall down even further by at least by one notch, which will make the road back to investment grade even harder and longer
SA must show real progress that it can deliver the reforms needed to deliver GDP growth on a sustainable basis
In a televised address Emmerson Mnangagwa makes sanctions the scapegoat for his failure as president
Nigerian president's failure to mention the shootings of protesters by soldiers is likely to have inflamed tensions
While business is not focused on protecting jobs, which is disappointing, the government should be
In contrast, government is failing in its duty to provide sustenance to children and the poor
In the meantime, the prosecuting authority could and should act without fear, favour or prejudice
The Zondo commission wants to scrutinise the financial records of the party’s leaders
The enactment of the Auditing Profession Amendment Bill cannot come soon enough
The default shows what happens when countries accumulate debt, especially in foreign currency
Insults and mudslinging on Twitter, exposing possible corruption, must be legally addressed
Duo put up a big fight against takeover bids for pressured cement maker three years ago
Institutions can be resuscitated from the throes of total collapse if problems are handled correctly
Recent high-profile arrests show the National Prosecuting Authority has teeth and is confident in its cases
CEOs earning exorbitant packages whether they added or destroyed value ‘kills shareholders’
Union leaders must realise SA is staring down the barrel of the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression
The Canal+ stake, worth more than R3.2bn, demonstrates its confidence in the prospects of both MultiChoice and Africa
US president’s drive-by visit to supporters outside hospital elicits strong rebukes
Just when we were mired in bad news, President Cyril Ramaphosa pulled off a hat-trick of wins
