Astral has room under its wing
With Astral eyeing acquisitions, some see consolidation as offering benefits of scale for the local poultry market
The punch-up between Mbalula and Magashule
A bare-knuckle fight between two ANC leaders would leave audiences rubbing their hands in glee
Trump’s tariff threat puts markets on edge
It may be a negotiating tactic ahead of trade talks but it risks misfiring should China retaliate
UK security leaks from the inside
May is clearly trying to appease the US and China by giving a limited role to Huawei technology
Sri Lanka shows belief and violence travel together
Sri Lanka’s tragedy shows intolerance seems to find its most visible and violent expression in religion
Cats, Wikileaks and biting the wrong hand
Julian Assange should have cleaned his room and taken better care of his cat, but what good are embassies now?
This is real blood money
Libya wants the return of $30m it says Gaddafi gave Zuma, who apparently banked it in Eswatini
There May be blood
The fantasy of Britain going it alone might soon come to pass, with who knows what results
Robert Mueller trumped?
It’s too simple to say that Mueller has just handed Trump a second term, but it sure looks that way
You can ban guns, but not murderous racist bigots
Banning guns is the easy part and may even win votes, but how do you ban murderous racist bigots?
Analyse black boxes before grounding 737 MAX 8
The rush to ground all MAX 8s should wait until the Ethiopian Airlines black boxes have been analysed
It’s Tito Mboweni vs the public protector
Standing by his DG, the finance minister is challenging Mkhwebane’s ‘irrational’ finding
The piper must play the paymaster’s tune
Zondo hears testimony of how former top executives fed information to Gupta runner Salim Essa
Don’t mess with Jeff Bezos
Why does the National Enquirer want to cut a deal with Amazon’s boss after exposing his affair?
Another Cold War throwback: a new arms race
Duplicity over adherence to the 1987 nuclear arms treaty reintroduces the spectre of MAD
Hired to spin the truth
Agrizzi’s testimony suggests Bell Pottinger was not the only agent of state capture propaganda
World Economic Forum: it’s the climate, stupid
The disconnected global elite, holed up in the Swiss village of Davos, see extreme weather as the main risk
Zimbabwe: still not open for business
Disastrous policies suggest Emmerson Mnangagwa is not up to the job
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