EDITORIAL: Power to the people?
South Africans need to know how Eskom is keeping the lights on this close to an election
SHIRLEY DE VILLIERS: MK’s manifesto grand stand
The MK Party manifesto offers a laundry list of grand promises but nary a notion of how to fund them. It’s unsurprising, coming from the ANC’s RET spin-off
JUSTICE MALALA: New snouts shove towards the trough
‘It’s our turn to eat’ is becoming the national motto
MARC HASENFUSS: Gloves off in heated Remgro debate
Chatter about the group suggests that many readers are wondering about the wisdom of buying shares in it for the long term
THE FINANCE GHOST: Check your Ark for leaks
Let unit economics be your watchword when contemplating growth stocks
EDITORIAL: South Africa at 30: IEC in the crosshairs
The attacks on the election commission are baseless but achieve their outrageous goals
JAMIE CARR: Turkish Airlines set to rise to new heights
With Istanbul Airport now a major regional hub and surging local demand, the airline is going all out for growth
LETTER: Why Shivambu will be South Africa’s best finance minister
The EFF deputy leader has the academic qualifications and the right attitude
NATASHA MARRIAN: The province where the multiparty charter stands a chance
The fractious opposition alliance can forget about a national victory, but anything is possible in Gauteng
SHIRLEY DE VILLIERS: Zuma, MK and the politics of victimhood
Jacob Zuma has turned victimhood into a fine art. It’s performative politics with a dangerous edge
MARC HASENFUSS: A starch-free Barloworld?
Barloworld’s surprise cautionary might be related to Ingrain, but the story could be more like Arabian Nights
SANISHA PACKIRISAMY: Can a fragmented democracy deliver change?
South Africa’s political landscape may be maturing, but a proliferation of parties alone is not enough to revitalise the country
JUSTICE MALALA: The fall and rise of Zuma
It’s not far-fetched to predict Zuma will be the next premier of KZN, with all that that entails
THE FINANCE GHOST: Netflix, the Disney slayer
Netflix should be seen as one of the magnificent seven technology companies, not Tesla
DUNCAN McLEOD: Government’s broadband plans will most probably vanish into thin air
Given the state’s track record of squandering taxpayers’ money, communications minister Mondli Gungubele would do better to let the private sector get on with ...
JAMIE CARR: The big challenge for WeightWatchers
It’s lost brand ambassador Oprah Winfrey and now it has to square up to blockbuster anti-obesity drugs like Ozempic
EDITORIAL: Do municipalities have what it takes to change?
Municipalities are queuing up for the Eskom debt write-off scheme — but how many of them can comply with the terms?
LETTER: Weighing in on Israel/Gaza
The former editor of the South African Medical Journal offered only a single, ill-informed narrative
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