PETER BRUCE: The writing’s on the wall for Iqbal Survé
Digital news is here to stay but there needs to be more real journalistic competition back in the print market as well
PETER BRUCE: Eskom: the throne behind the power
If the wrong person is appointed as Eskom CEO, Cyril Ramaphosa can kiss stabilising the economy goodbye
PETER BRUCE: Bok power wins; Eskom’s power struggles
If it were up to me I’d get Calitz into Eskom and ask Maseko to fix SAA
PETER BRUCE: The Springboks are no pushover
Erasmus has taken a debilitated and broken team and turned them around
PETER BRUCE: For DA’s sake, Maimane and Zille have to become partners
These are strange days in the DA, but what the party needs to do to get back on track is clear enough
PETER BRUCE: How Helen Zille snared the Guptas
Zille may have triggered what became the Magnitsky laws to fight corruption but it was Browder who did the work
PETER BRUCE: Helen Zille, history, revenge and Selfe interest
If Zille wins next week she and Maimane would, in theory, co-lead the DA into the next election cycle. It won’t end well
PETER BRUCE: Cyril has a tiger in his tank, not a kitten
Ramaphosa is setting out his stall and everyone is in it, even if people can’t see it
PETER BRUCE: Hey Boks, think outside the box
Our tactics seemed to consist of the box-kick, which invariably fell into the opposition’s hands. Surely you change tactics when the ones you are using don’t ...
PETER BRUCE: SA economy: the DA’s default to the ordinary
Maimane should get up to date with some of the current thinking about capitalism and social inclusion
PETER BRUCE: Tie a ribbon of steel around sex offenders?
SA’s police service is in no condition to help but other countries may have lessons about combating femicide that we can learn
PETER BRUCE: Cyril in the middle of the Treasury/Telkom bunfight
Even if the Treasury is correct and they were consulted, the silence on the paper from Gordhan and Patel is deafening
PETER BRUCE: Gavin Watson’s death: what will the repercussions be?
Over at the NPA, Watson’s unexpected demise might actually make life easier
PETER BRUCE: SA’s liberal battlefield
Liberalism is an idea, not a fact. That makes it much more powerful. It must not be hijacked
PETER BRUCE: Can online content and traditional media co-exist peacefully?
There’s a digital revolution going on out there that wants your audience. And it’s free
PETER BRUCE: Magashule’s counter-revolution? It’s too soon to panic
There are 35 portfolio committees but only five or six of their heads are definitely Zuma acolytes
PETER BRUCE: A lifeboat for the revolutionaries
Yes, our economy is dysfunctional, and yes, it needs fixing. But no amount of ‘targeted interventions’ will work without the private sector
PETER BRUCE: How earnest lefties press the Zuma faction’s case
The ‘progressive’ economists in SA must understand how they’re giving succour to a bunch of thieving, rent-seeking reprobates who would pervert our democratic ...
PETER BRUCE: Mmusi, who's he?
If Maimane and the rest of the DA leadership are still in place come the next election, and they adopt the same approach, they will get another hiding
