Already fragile sentiment towards retail brick-and-mortar investments has been dealt another blow by last week’s civil unrest

SA’s medical sector — particularly in KwaZulu-Natal — was hit hard by last week’s unrest. But teamwork and behind-the-scenes planning are paying off

Retailers are picking up the pieces amid clean-up operations after a week of looting, arson and unrest in which many lost everything they had worked for

Last week’s mayhem was a violent end to the monopoly that the ANC has held over SA’s politics. It’s time for something new

The arms deal ghost will haunt SA for years to come, for this was the point where politics properly muddied the criminal justice system

It was to be the prosecuting body’s hallmark state capture case — instead, a few months later, it all fell apart

Budget cuts, lack of experienced staff, delaying tactics, and even lack of will have seen prosecutions severely hamstrung, with a corresponding growth in ...

The criminal-investigation process has been glacial. Markus Jooste hasn’t so much as received a ‘please call me’ from the Hawks

In Porritt’s case, he’s been languishing in the Joburg Correctional Centre, known ironically as ‘Sun City’, for nearly four years, even though his trial isn’t ...

Despite the pandemic, new hotels are opening in SA — and without the benefit of 12J money, at that

This week, the section 12J tax break expired. However, as the FM’s analysis of the benefits created by the scheme illustrates, there’s a good reason why many ...

12J funding scheme was the fuel behind an emerging hotel heavyweight, even though Covid has dealt heavy blows to the leisure and travel industry