PETER BRUCE: Brexit will pop the British bubble
It’s an insane idea that Britain should withdraw from the European Union, the richest trading bloc in the world
PETER BRUCE: We’ll all feel the fallout from World War Trump
The Donald alienates everyone: from immigrants to Allies
PETER BRUCE: S&P’s rational ratings call
But if the mood swings against emerging markets it’ll make it even harder to progress against the ratings agencies
PETER BRUCE: Surprise, surprise Shivambu shows his sensible side
In a significant shift in the EFF’s approach to economic policy, its deputy leader has been punting the creation of a Sovereign Wealth Fund
PETER BRUCE: North West: a symptom of poor thinking on federalism
The crisis in North West is proof that outdated federalism does not work. Provinces just get in the way
PETER BRUCE: The wrong sort of forum
AfriForum should do what it asks others to do and put itself in the other man’s shoes. Conspiring with foreign supporters only makes the job of fixing SA harder
PETER BRUCE: How Winnie has lightened our load
Complexity is the enemy of the new ‘identity politics’ that seems to have taken a grip of the whole millennial generation
PETER BRUCE: I’ve discovered the benefits of the Vitality plan
If you are already on Discovery's Vitality scheme you could be getting much more out than you do now
PETER BRUCE: Neanderthals and the politics of identity
Identity politics will one day self-implode or, more likely, be imploded
PETER BRUCE: Cyril’s New Dawn a slow riser
Sadly, the people in charge of Sars, the Hawks and the NPA are anything but
PETER BRUCE: Land expropriation, a reason to panic
The ANC is being rushed into taking radical steps because it keeps getting outmanoeuvred by the EFF
PETER BRUCE: The reshuffle: Cyril gets it half right
There’s method to Ramaphosa’s madness, even if the cabinet he announced isn’t nearly as good as it could have been
PETER BRUCE: My love affair with Malusi Gigaba
He could have a real political future in SA if he grew up a little and started behaving like a man
PETER BRUCE: Zuma is down but not necessarily out
Resignation, recall or a no-confidence vote are on the cards — but don’t count Jacob Zuma out just yet
PETER BRUCE: The beginning of the end of Zuma’s reign
Sure, Zuma’s time is running out. Everyone knows that. But how it happens dictates what is doable when he goes
PETER BRUCE: Can Zuma still put a damper on the Cyril Spring?
If only Ramaphosa could now persuade Jacob Zuma to depart gracefully everything would fall into place
PETER BRUCE: Time is running out for Zuma, Son & Co
'Duduzane is in big trouble. I am reliably told he has already hired a top criminal advocate'
PETER BRUCE: The opposition gives a belated gift to Cyril
But leadership battles in the DA and strategic bungling in the EFF mean the ANC could probably win next year’s election with anyone in charge
