Are we happy to allow thugs to abuse our constitutional democracy and parliament as they usurp power from the people?

One of the results of SA’s abnormally high unemployment rate is that anyone can recruit a group of idle people as fodder for nefarious ends

Why has Eskom’s management, led by Phakamani Hadebe since January, refused to lay charges of theft, fraud and corruption against McKinsey?

Look around SA and see who is enjoying the trappings of power while the people have no means to support themselves

The airline has notched up a cumulative loss of R18.1bn since 2007. It will add a further R5.7bn for the year ended March 2018

Eskom is the biggest drag on SA’s finances and credit profile, so any boost to the utility’s credit rating bodes well for the country

The Gupta family is forced to endure the heat and dust of the desert, unable to go home to India, nor to their adopted home, SA

You can expect energetic men in their 70s and 80s to compete aggressively and violently to serve the continent’s much younger population

In the face of great adversity, proud and hardy South Africans dig deep and solve the most complicated, seemingly insurmountable problems

There are more, and sharper, increases on the way — and more tax increases — to pay for the rampant corruption of your government

Ramaphosa has to make the most important decision of his presidency: to appoint a competent person to replace the hapless Shaun Abrahams

It would seem that SA companies are being unfairly targeted by Nigeria, which is having its own problems funding government expenditure

The legal profession is one of the very few industries that will miss Jacob Zuma’s presidency

I write to remind you that McKinsey has a duty to follow up on its promises to the people of SA

Today, 11 years after the first expropriations of private property, Venezuelans can’t flee their socialist heaven fast enough

When the Lake Charles plant is completed next year, it will double the market value of the whole group