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
EDITORIAL: Cyril’s land conundrum
The ANC is paying the price for having lost its way and, in the process, the support of critical constituencies
EDITORIAL: Nuclear gets the bullet
News that SA has rejected nuclear capacity in favour of cleaner energy is a welcome symbolic line that has been drawn under the Zuma years
EDITORIAL: Welcome end to Zupta TV
The demise of the ANN7 television channel serves to show that nothing premised on the deceit of millions can last forever
EDITORIAL: Commissions aside, where are the law enforcers?
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s government is determined to expose corruption. But is it equally determined to punish it?
EDITORIAL: Constitutional Court saves SA from the politicians
The Shaun Abrahams ruling has now led SA’s highest court to change the law to protect the prosecutions authority from a worst-case president
EDITORIAL: DA politicians must just get off Twitter
You’d think, by now, an edict would have gone out on a blue letterhead banning its politicians from Twitter
EDITORIAL: It’s time for clarity on land expropriation
Why does Ramaphosa, a respected businessman, support a proposal that could be ruinous to property values, investor confidence and food security?
EDITORIAL: Cyril’s David Mabuza problem
Could he be the albatross to President Cyril Ramaphosa, in the same way Jacob Zuma was to Thabo Mbeki?
EDITORIAL: Once again, why are looters not in jail?
Why has there not been a single arrest, let alone a prosecution, with regard to this blatant theft?
EDITORIAL: Unemployment in SA a national emergency
The surge in unemployment to 27.2% in the second quarter from 26.7%, and the shedding of another 90,000 jobs, is a national emergency
EDITORIAL: The end of e-tolls
Gauteng premier David Makhura’s commitment to scrap e-tolls is official confirmation that the tax on motorists is dead in the water
EDITORIAL: Time for Eskom to make tough choices
The hard task will be to eradicate the culture of impunity
EDITORIAL: Eskom trips up Cyril
The World Bank has decried the gross inefficiency at our power utility, which it believes is 66% overstaffed
EDITORIAL: Fragile SA pushed to edge by protests
There’s a toxic brew bubbling under on the fringes of our country
EDITORIAL: Edcon’s ugly truth
This is as much a story of failed vision and management as it is one of a company driven into the ground by capricious owners unwilling to invest
EDITORIAL: VBS — A cash heist that will cost taxpayers
How is it possible that three-quarters of a bank can so brazenly be stolen?
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