ROB ROSE: KPMG’s client dilemma
KPMG’s reform includes an ambitious plan to prioritise ‘public interest’ — but will this help it avoid the next Gupta or VBS Mutual Bank scandal?
NATASHA MARRIAN: Time for reparations
The KPMG report was a key enabler of the capture at Sars and the destruction following Moyane’s appointment
JUSTICE MALALA: Played like a fiddle as Zimbabwe burns
Ever since Mbeki’s policy of pandering to Mugabe, the ANC has grovelled at the feet of Zanu-PF. Cyril must change that
STEPHEN CRANSTON: An unclear black picture
The good news this year is that the amount of assets managed by black-owned firms has increased
TOBY SHAPSHAK: Facebook has ‘blood on its hands’
Sophie Zhang’s searing memo has exposed how the social media giant is losing the war against disinformation
CARMEL RICKARD: Judges must speak out against injustice
It’s concerning when judges stay silent in the face of horrific crimes, limiting their response to a mechanical interpretation of the law
JAMIE CARR: Gemfields Group struggling to stay afloat
Its ruby mines have been unable to hold their usual June auction, and have therefore generated zero revenue in the period
MARC HASENFUSS: Options amid the rubble
There were some surprising names among the stocks that slunk to new 12-month lows this week
FRED KHUMALO: A tasteful celebration
A lower lockdown alert level was just the excuse for serious dining in a delightful ambience, and this establishment was the ideal venue
SARAH BUITENDACH: Jeff Bezos’ houses: lifestyles of the rich and edible
Turns out our man at the top of the money pyramid has a broad bundle of abodes
RAZINA MUNSHI: Tourism sector carnage: humans and animals will suffer
Based on estimates from SA Tourism CEO Sisa Ntshona, it could take anything between 24 and 30 months for tourism activity to recover to levels recorded in 2019
PETER BRUCE: Reform: has Cyril run out of steam and steel?
The closer you look, the less convincing the reform narrative seems to be. Ramaphosa is surrounded by ministers who have no interest in reform. They’re only ...
LEBOGANG MOKOENA: Does the ‘see no harassment’ EFF represent your values?
As SA inches towards an election next year, we need to be far more sceptical of the parties who represent us
GIULIETTA TALEVI: How RBG’s death will shape the US’s future
Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s passing marks not just the end of a long and brilliant career, it sets the stage for a monumental battle in US politics
NATASHA MARRIAN: The plan to fix Eskom
Government has agreed to urgently remove barriers to the self-generation of power to remedy the shortfall in supply, according to a Nedlac agreement
