If President Cyril Ramaphosa fails now, the ANC will lose Gauteng in five years’ time, and it will be the beginning of the end

Plans to expand SA’s automotive sector won’t succeed unless the government gets to grips with the country’s deteriorating infrastructure and lack of vision

While the global motor industry develops new automotive technologies, SA is sticking to what it knows. There’s no immediate rush, but it can’t stay in a time ...

The motor industry has come a long way since 1994, when ridiculous protectionist measures made it unsustainable. Now, government’s new motor industry policy ...

Some of the new wave of bold prophet-pastors who preach the prosperity gospel are criminals - who have been convicted - and shysters who use snakes and ...

South Africans have been shocked and dumbfounded by the messages of some pentecostalist pastors

The government seems to prefer the idea of churches regulating themselves, which is probably a good idea, but is this because of the power the prosperity ...

Some scholars say people look to religion for comfort when the state has failed them. This could undermine institutions such as the family and it opens people ...

How has Ramaphosa performed since being sworn in as president of the country in February 2018? Here’s why the following report card gives him 62.3%

Even if we forget Ramaphosa’s role under Zuma, Marikana and his son’s business dealings, and fall for a choreographed likability, we’re still confronted with ...

Decades of hardly any competitors gave SAB an enviable problem: too much cash and too few places to put it

Last year SA was a drag on AB InBev’s global performance. The brewing giant has not made life easier for itself by fiddling with a machine that was working fine

SAB, at 125 years, is one of the oldest companies in SA, but that’s young compared to some of its new stablemates