ANN CROTTY: Tongaat caught naked by ebbing tide
Tongaat shareholders might be facing a wipeout of value
ANN CROTTY: Local auditing profession’s fall from grace
Irba’s report has chilling implications for auditors and the public trust
ANN CROTTY: We’re not getting much bang from our corruption bucks
Why we get so little back for all the money given to the corrupt and inept
ANN CROTTY: Will oil find turn SA into a Norway or Angola?
SA’s gas find, unless it’s used well, could spell a resource curse
ANN CROTTY: Beware the clawback provision
Clawback provisions will be used to justify even more generous bonuses
ANN CROTTY: Shortage of money is not the government’s main problem
The ANC wouldn’t need prescribed assets if it could invest productively
ANN CROTTY: European Union on the spot
There are growing demands for power to be handed back to nation states
ANN CROTTY: Markus Jooste is unruffled about being prosecuted
Did the former Steinhoff boss flout all the corporate governance rules just to prove that he could?
ANN CROTTY: Corporate SA’s fall from grace
SA has a president who is more popular now than he was in January 2018
ANN CROTTY: Talking about democratic capitalism
Should protesters be comforted by the long-term picture of development?
ANN CROTTY: Making sense of Star’s R45m listing bill
What to make of Steinhoff Africa Retail’s R45m listing bill in the context of its R5m fine?
ANN CROTTY: Why is communist Mantashe backing a mining company?
We now have a communist minister batting for a mining company
ANN CROTTY: The changing face of the Sandton skyline
Not even Adam Smith saw much of a productive role for finance firms
ANN CROTTY: Adrian Gore’s pollyanna plague
Adrian Gore is preaching optimism, but not everyone’s a convert
ANN CROTTY: The phone just stopped ringing at Telkom
Things won’t improve until Telkom’s well-paid executives learn how to operate without a monopoly
ANN CROTTY: The JSE’s systemic problem
The JSE should look for inspiration in the Accountable Capitalism Act
ANN CROTTY: How we were saved from Sassa
It’s chilling to think where we might be without an active civil society
