EDITORIAL: Rotten Gigaba long past his sell-by date
The Constitutional Court has all but certified Gigaba as a liar who cannot be allowed anywhere near a position of trust
EDITORIAL: The smart road to lasting recovery
Naspers’s announcement that it will invest a monumental R1.4bn in technology start-ups is the sort of foresight the country needs
EDITORIAL: Focus on jobs and schools
Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago laments "the amount of time we have squandered discussing Reserve Bank nationalisation"
EDITORIAL: Is this Kingon’s time?
Mark Kingon, acting commissioner of Sars has acted swiftly and imaginatively to repair some of the damage. Why not confirm him now?
EDITORIAL: Political will needed to fight fires
Cape Town’s long history of fighting fires has not equipped the city to deal with blazes that have become a routine feature in informal settlements
EDITORIAL: How far must JSE fall before bottoming out?
At just above 52,000 this week, the JSE all share index is down 15% since January
EDITORIAL: Cyril’s hesitancy speaks volumes
Why did President Cyril Ramaphosa feel he needed a panel to help him appoint a new NDPP to succeed Shaun Abrahams?
EDITORIAL: Gigaba is blind to tourism riches
Why does home affairs minister Malusi Gigaba insist on remaining blind to the huge economic potential of tourism?
EDITORIAL: Tragedy of a good man’s downfall
The toxic touch of the Guptas led to compromising at least one good man, leading to his fall
EDITORIAL: Who is behind these sustained, flagrant and widespread attacks?
Why do people who experience poor service delivery resort to violence that further undermines that service?
EDITORIAL: Inside Tom Moyane’s mind
In Moyane’s postcards from the edge, he is the victim of a giant conspiracy in which he is being unfairly targeted despite his success
EDITORIAL: Why Ramaphosa’s plan falls short
It would be hopelessly naive to think that 10 ad hoc measures will set SA on a new growth trajectory
EDITORIAL: Chaos on the Wild Coast
Sham ‘consultation’ visit to the Wild Coast by mineral resources minister Gwede Mantashe shows key sectors of government still have a lot to learn
EDITORIAL: Naspers flips the switch
As welcome as any measure is to realise value for investors, there may be other factors that forced Naspers’s hand
EDITORIAL: Inside the JSE’s plan to restore trust
The JSE says recent events have highlighted the need for it to review its responsibilities and strengthen its rules on listings
EDITORIAL: Nigeria’s desperate strong-arm tactics
It appears that Nigerian domestic politicking could be behind the Nigerian raids on MTN and Standard Bank
EDITORIAL: Meokgo Matuba is a thug and liar
The ANC Women’s League already has Bathabile Dlamini as its president. To save the last vestiges of its credibility, it can’t keep Matuba too
EDITORIAL: Mob violence shows up state’s failures
The contraction in the country’s accounts is being felt in a very visceral sense on the streets
EDITORIAL: It’s all about power in political coalitions
The upheavals in municipalities show the fragility of political coalitions
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