SHIRLEY DE VILLIERS: New law the final nail in restaurants’ coffin?
New labour rules could add 16% to restaurants’ costs. It’s a blunt instrument that threatens to tip a teetering industry over the edge
ROB ROSE: The predictable demise of Mirror Trading
The entirely predictable demise of Mirror Trading is the story of a scam foretold. And it’s a story which, unusually, reflects well on the FSCA
NATASHA MARRIAN: Creative leadership needed
Public-sector unionists say there is little which is ‘attractive’ about the ANC that they can sell to their members
JUSTICE MALALA: What if Cyril Ramaphosa resigns?
The president says he will step down if he is charged with corruption. If that happens, the ANC will probably collapse
TOBY SHAPSHAK: Last blast of the monstrous trumpet
The tweeter-in-chief was finally banned by social media — after a small armed ‘insurrection’ that killed five people
STEPHEN CRANSTON: Value, or a value trap?
Banks provide poor value for money to clients relative to global peers
JAMIE CARR: Deliveroo is making a killing
Deliveroo’s revenues have doubled and its valuation has shot up as it prepares for an IPO
MARC HASENFUSS: Don’t flick that switch
Clearly there are more than a few who believe their RCL shares are worth considerably more than 805c
FRED KHUMALO: Good riddance Trump
Trump did democracy a great disservice. Thanks to him, conservatism is wrongly equated with racism and the term ‘liberal’ has become an insult
GIULIETTA TALEVI: JSE hits record high as Biden hopes fuel markets
But all this buzz makes me nervous, since millions of people remain marooned in their homes, while empty restaurants and bars remain an eerie reminder of a ...
