EDITORIAL: An unprotectable rail and power network
The democratic state’s security forces are meek and toothless. And the consequence is that SA’s economic backbone is now unprotectable
EDITORIAL: Media victory in the battle for Steinhoff’s forensic report
The Western Cape High Court has ordered Steinhoff to hand over the full report to the FM and amaBhungane within 10 days
EDITORIAL: KZN’s R48bn problem
The province is crumbling while its ANC leaders fiddle the books or squander taxpayers’ money
EDITORIAL: Weak unions risk plenty spurning Ramaphosa
Cosatu members might come to rue the way they treated the president at the Workers’ Day rally
EDITORIAL: SA stands with Busi Mavuso
Mavuso speaks for an entire country sick of blackouts, but even more infuriated by the ANC-led government’s 14-year mishandling of the power crisis
EDITORIAL: Magic money lessons for the ANC
If the economic populists in the ANC want a lesson in how ruinous foot-off-the-brake monetary policy can be, here’s a timely lesson from Sri Lanka
EDITORIAL: Trust Imtiaz, not our thieving officials
Once bitten, twice shy — well-wishers would rather send their KZN disaster relief to Gift of the Givers
EDITORIAL: Mantashe under fire as mining investment dives
The fact that SA is now among the 10 least attractive countries for mining investment underscores the story of squandered potential
EDITORIAL: The big cost of the Absa chaos
Former Absa CEO Daniel Mminele walked away with R62m for just 16 months’ work
EDITORIAL: Message to Ramaphosa — RET isn’t dead yet
The election of corruption accused Zandile Gumede throws down the gauntlet to the president over the 'step aside' rule
EDITORIAL: ANC gives SA the middle finger
ANC gives the middle finger to SA as its Mpumalanga arm elects murder accused Mandla Msibi as its treasurer-general
EDITORIAL: Does fuel tax drop show Godongwana is finally listening?
Our government has never met a tax it didn’t like —so the reduction in fuel taxes has come as a surprise
EDITORIAL: Transnet hobbles industry
Transnet has failed to deal with its own problems: ageing infrastructure, poor security and sheer bad management
EDITORIAL: Companies walk as Ramaphosa talks
The lack of available power is probably the single largest cap on SA’s growth
EDITORIAL: After Mkhwebane, how about the rest?
Do we really have to wait for the Godot-like NPA? There are other ways, besides the courts, to hold people to account
EDITORIAL: Ramaphosa nails it with Zondo move
Having kept his hand secret for so long, he has played a major card
EDITORIAL: Truly a state in disaster
The cynics were right: SA’s leaders appear unable to voluntarily end the state of disaster
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