The myth that there are 'good' people in the ANC who are somehow waiting for their opportunity to restore the 'good' ANC is rapidly wearing thin

If ever the opposition parties in SA should be smelling blood, it is now

It is the ANC that is the problem — not Zuma

Belamant may be gone, but those shareholders are fooling themselves if they believe his departure will magically solve all the company’s reputational problems

While government stirs emotions over expropriation, it is the proud owner of more than 4,000 farms it hasn’t handed to worthy recipients

The minister, a once-respected struggle stalwart, has squandered her reputation and will find it difficult to regain it

Forget government — it isn’t going to fix this

Whatever the extent of Zuma’s machinations in his apparent state capture project, they have failed when it comes to the judiciary

To woo back investors and improve the risk profile of state companies, Zuma must take the CEOs’ views to heart

Trevor Manuel confronted public enterprises minister Lynne Brown and Eskom chairman Ben Ngubane at the World Economic Forum. This is what happened

if Zuma ran his administration properly, there’d be no room for his critics to embarrass him in court every other week

It would be difficult to overstate the significance of President Jacob Zuma having to cancel his speech at Cosatu’s May Day rally

Surely even his most optimistic supporter must by now realise the game is up for Eskom’s acting CEO, Matshela Koko

Twitter is a cesspit of anger, vitriol and unbridled animosity

Such a payment is particularly obscene, given not only the circumstances under which he quit, but also because he did so voluntarily

Mercifully, it seems Wits University economics professor Chris Malikane’s 15 minutes of fame may already be up