More people would be employed in SA if our labour laws were not so draconian
Bill will ensure black South Africans will have access to land, wealth and dignity
Expropriation Bill is a power grab that will benefit only ANC loyalists, lower property values and ends with us in China's pocket
Has Business Day undergone a Damascene conversion on climate change?
State must first demonstrate its ability to cope with the existing radioactive waste by building a depository
It is not fair to expect SA chicken farmers to compete with overseas producers who are subsidised by their governments
Solar arrays blight the landscape while nuclear energy is associated with armaments and destruction
Employer organisation, which is in the middle of the value chain, supports Ebrahim Patel’s position
Cyril Ramaphosa will be toast unless he acts against the Nkandla faction
The unions may have the upper-hand by using the government’s own laws to challenge the minister’s statement
What has truly upset the US is that it was caught in the act and exposed to the world as a war criminal
Reduce wages and allow staff to be discharged without any reasons given, for a start
If we are to succeed in this economic recovery plan we need to work together
Authorities have no right, and should not be allowed or be able, to take any land
SA cannot become a nation of corporates if it is to achieve sustainable growth and employment
Why are SA consumers paying levies on locally produced and consumed, and even imported, staple foods?
If passed, the younger generation will have to move to another, more prosperous country
Until there is action in addressing debt, we will sail ever closer to a fiscal cliff
I dream of being an employer for young women, and if my plans work out I will be able to employ 30-50 people and support others to create their own businesses ...
The country is facing fiscal stress on a par with the world wars or the late 1980s
