Think of the bulk commodity rail links to the ports as arteries carrying South Africa’s lifeblood
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The minister’s tirade against business is an expression of the ANC’s deep distrust of the private sector at a particularly fragile time
The odds are high that the expenditure side of South Africa’s budget will blow out again, even if the revenue side is looking more resilient than expected
A mandate to implement reform means nothing if you’re not empowered to do so
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Prosecution rate is sadly lacking and NPA head’s arguments to the contrary are unconvincing
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It's not hard to accept the reality: terrorist acts and war crimes were, and are, being committed
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Our feckless local governments could have been the inspiration for Hieronymus Bosch
Public enterprises minister deserves censure for the managerial chaos at Transnet and Eskom
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