PETER BRUCE: Serena’s tennis temper tantrum
No love lost as Williams’ outburst reveals a deeper problem. When it comes to our economy, though, the ball is firmly in government’s court
PETER BRUCE: Why I write, in brief
The object of writing a column is not to impose my beliefs or values on others, it is to spark conversation and debate
PETER BRUCE: Trump jumps the gun on South African land expropriation
Inaccurate reporting, and tweeting, on the expropriation without compensation issue: the truth is the real victim
PETER BRUCE: Mashaba’s park is melting in the dark
By all means clean up Joburg’s parks, but don’t punish harmless small entrepreneurs
PETER BRUCE: Right now, does the DA have an economic policy?
Should the party follow an economic empowerment path that specifically uplifts blacks, or should it find one that uplifts blacks, but by default and not design?
PETER BRUCE: Muddying the land issue
Any words Ramaphosa and the ANC insert into the constitution now will cause further delay in the actual transfer of land to black people who need it
PETER BRUCE: Cyril Ramaphosa and Theresa May – leaders but not believers
Ramaphosa may not be facing the same levels of rebellion as May but that may be because he has held his party together by not instituting any serious policy ...
PETER BRUCE: How insourcing tells our unyielding story
Outsourcing is the only way of putting flesh on the bones of the small business evolution but it must be done correctly
PETER BRUCE: SuperSport rugby tries my patience
Everyone is trying so hard to be positive, even in defeat, that I sometimes feel I’m watching a different game
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The crisis in North West is proof that outdated federalism does not work.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
