Across the globe politicians are using social media to spread populist messages and, crucially, to win power

Did the former Steinhoff boss flout all the corporate governance rules just to prove that he could?

Any sane individual with a modicum of common decency would be holed up in his house, cringing and praying. Not Hlaudi

Facebook has been sued by European regulators for breaching our privacy, and it’s only going to get worse

Ructions among the shareholders of Ascendis, which was SA’s worst-performing company on the JSE last year, seem ominous

Reducing staff numbers is the single biggest requirement if Eskom is to begin the road to recovery

There is no doubt that 2018 never lived up to initial expectations

Tech giant is under pressure in China — and though the iPhone still produces two-thirds of its revenue, its rivals are closing in

The sycophancy surrounding Donald Trump is of the same order as that enjoyed by Cold War-era despots

SA has a president who is more popular now than he was in January 2018

The union’s involvement in a health and safety compliance dispute has been found by the labour court to be irresponsible and unreasonable

The bottom line is that Dawn is not generating enough cash flow to cover operating expenses, capital expenditure and working capital requirements

The delights of Queen Sheba were heightened by the pleasure of hearing Pops Mohamed performing once again (but bring your own wine)