As the jostling in the ANC begins, it may profit us to remember that the deputy president looks after nobody but himself

Ethiopia, Africa’s second-most populous nation, is planning for GDP growth of 10.8% for the fiscal year ending June 2020. SA, on the other hand, is on course ...

In a triumph for privacy, Facebook has dropped plans to introduce advertising on its messaging platform

The Davos spectacle that the rest of us can really do without

With SA Inc stocks likely to disappoint this year as the local economy hobbles along, ‘expensive’ stocks like Richemont will undoubtedly come into sharper focus

After the Seychellois government turned its back on his bid for international office, the former tourism & culture minister took the matter to the courts

The retail industry looks ripe for consolidation as natural selection kills off all but the fittest competitors

If it were a fund manager in its own right, the Allan Gray Balanced Fund would be one of the top half dozen managers in SA

In the tragedy of the Parktown Boys’ High School pupil who drowned, an indemnity form is irrelevant. The buck stops with the headmaster

We have the technology to turn coal slurry into a usable briquette form that will allow us to supply all of Eskom’s coal requirements for about 17 years

A new criminal complaint is being laid against the Genesis founder by old family friends who were duped in an alleged $22.5m deal

As Ramaphosa looks more and more like a leader who cannot lead, his deputy, David Mabuza, is trying to position himself as someone who can