Sikonathi Mantshantsha
SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA: South Africa, the patient, is dying SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA: Faster we go into the abyss
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 ...
SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA: The taxi driver and the thief
In this theatre of fools it is not the managers that matter. It is the director and scriptwriter at the top of government that is the problem
SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA: Mpondo’s appointment null and void
Without approval from parliament and the National Treasury, Prasa administrator Bongisizwe Mpondo’s appointment is null and void
SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA: Economic Fantasy Fighters
The party led by Julius Malema believes it has a solution to the problems of collapsed state entities that have dragged the economy down with them
SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA: A backward law on the land
Signing the Traditional & Khoi-San Leadership Bill into law grabs the land rights of 18-million people who live in communal areas and hands them to a bunch of ...
SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA: No gas? Cut off PetroSA’s oxygen
The government needs to bite the bullet and announce the sale of a majority stake in PetroSA
SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA: A ray of light unions abhor
Should Andre de Ruyter restore Eskom to operational health, he may just break the unions’ hegemony and cost them many millions in union dues
SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA: Myth of SA exceptionalism
The cocky South African who a decade ago vowed never to eat seafood in Africa has been humbled
SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA: Two letters to the president
If I were finance minister I would take two letters with me to an urgent meeting with Cyril Ramaphosa
SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA: Deadline is the first step in Eskom unbundling
Should the end-March deadline be met for the separation of the transmission unit, Gordhan should then move to open Eskom’s old power stations for sale to ...
SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA: A train to nowhere driven by a bunch of losers
As SA hurtles down the road of a completely failed state, politicians haven’t stopped trying to kill off the parts that still work
SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA: Truth without consequences
The Zondo commission is becoming a tiring, hugely expensive gossip session, seemingly with no clear end in sight
SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA: An offer you can refuse
After presiding over the most successful BEE transaction in SA’s history, MultiChoice Group has taken steps that will subtly reverse some of the gains of the ...
SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA: Eating SAA’s lunch
SAA and its group companies have been in steady decline since around 1994, when the ANC came to power. That steady decline has turned into a free-fall over the ...
SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA: King of double standards
How dare journalists uncover how Julius Malema personally benefited from the VBS loot
SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA: Blaming apartheid won’t change the situation
Those perpetrating the violence say they are targeting undocumented immigrant Africans. This is a cover-up for a looting frenzy against hard-working people ...
SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA: How SA protects monsters
Amending the constitution to restore the death penalty is, I believe, only one of the steps we need to take
SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA: Why BEE will remain unattainable for another 25 years
We have elected officials who, instead of pushing growth-enhancing policies and reforms, are sucked into the politics of hate and race-baiting
SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA: Mcebisi Jonas’s ANC blind spot
The party of corruption – Jonas’s ANC – is eating itself alive as it yields to greed and the unbridled pursuit of power
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