Gun violence: in SA’s case, a solution to these desperate tragedies is possible
The rising tide of blood and acrimony
Who will win the political Super Bowl?
The fight is on between Trump and the US’s other compulsive attention-seeker, American football
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When Chinese regulators and Wall Street bankers agree on something, it’s worth taking notice. Bitcoin investors beware
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Disruption coming to an industry near you
There are no sanctuaries — disruption is coming, and it may cause 40% of companies listed on the S&P 500 to disappear
When free speech and panic collide
Is FNB’s decision to fire employees for expressing their private views the right remedy?
Trump wags the dog as his empire wobbles
US president is at rock bottom, and conjuring up images of war is a strategy to revive his dwindling support
What to do when you are truly trumped
Stung at having to make a public reversal, the US president turned to Twitter to express his true feelings
Africa’s Lee Kuan Yew conquers — again
Kagame roars to a 98% electoral victory, a figure his envious neighbours can only dream of
We were due for an El Douche moment
Malema has summoned a new enemy, and is already laughing all the way to the political bank
ANALYSIS: What Lindiwe Sisulu’s campaign slogan says about her
Lindiwe Sisulu’s restraint regarding candidature vanishes with her call to save the ANC
Pin-striped suits exit Britain ahead of Brexit
Pin-striped suits are in fashion at Heathrow departures as London’s economy wobbles
Is Zuma playing his final card?
The president says Western governments want to oust him, a justification frequently used by dictators
North Korea missile launch. Don't shrug your shoulders. This time, it’s different
File this under 'What could possibly go wrong?'
Temer(ity) may cost Brazil its president
Eerie parallels in high-level political corruption between Brazil and another Brics country
First rounds fired in messy Brexit breakup
In keeping with divorce proceedings, testy words have been exchanged between the UK and EU
The prophet and the rusting lady
Corbyn, brutally caricatured by Britain’s bullying popular press as unelectable, proved them all wrong
SA’s economy is in trouble
Even more alarming is that economic performance is likely to worsen — an effect of Zuma’s cabinet reshuffle