DAVID FURLONGER: Kia is winning the war to change consumer perceptions
Financial pressure has driven some consumers from premium brands to cheaper cars, which often offer the same quality and features
GIULIETTA TALEVI: Ructions on the eastern front
Uncertainty among shareholders after a recent move by Chinese authorities caused a major drop in local share prices, followed by a recovery. Should SA ...
ROB ROSE: The quest to quit Telkom
CEO Sipho Maseko will leave Telkom next June, but his is a tenure that provides a blueprint for how state companies could be run
JUSTICE MALALA: Actually, SA has a KZN problem
KwaZulu-Natal was once a lawless place. Ethnic mobilisation under way in the province threatens to take it back there
NATASHA MARRIAN: Behind the state’s wage deal
A number of ministers, including Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma, argued in favour of the 1.5% increase, even as finance minister Tito Mboweni resisted any wage hikes ...
TOBY SHAPSHAK: Pegasus exposes how countries spy
President Cyril Ramaphosa is one of many world leaders and others whose phones may have been used for snooping
CARMEL RICKARD: SA’s poll predicament
SA would do well to consider the advisory opinion of Africa’s premier regional court on the issue of postponing elections
JAMIE CARR: Vodacom in profitable close contact
Vodacom’s trading update shows the strength of what has become one of the continent’s highest-quality operations
MARC HASENFUSS: Cash flush? Cash in!
AME, with a market capitalisation of just over R200m (and R72m in the bank), must be a candidate for a minority offer
STEPHEN CRANSTON: Right job, wrong people
It is difficult to understand the customer without specialist industry knowledge
SARAH BUITENDACH: Big on Japan
Sure, it’s a year later than planned and sans spectators, but it’s a delicious distraction from the real world
SAM MKOKELI: Muddled Mantashe wallows in energy confusion
Can Mantashe extricate himself from the false dichotomy of coal-versus-renewables?
DAVID FURLONGER: Luxury allure lingers on, even if it’s for second-hand vehicles
Car-buying habits may have changed but not the desire behind it, says a report
SARAH BUITENDACH: Going to war for a mall? Hell yeah!
In many places communities came out to protect their shopping centres from looters last week. Why do they feel so strongly about their retail environment?
ROB ROSE: Disbelief, anxiety rattle business
Investec CEO Fani Titi says many in the ANC still see business as the enemy. This hostility has to stop, since it is local investors that will have to lead the ...
