EDITORIAL: Hidden cost of tax plan
Plan to tax SA residents on their worldwide income could end up costing the country more than it stands to gain
EDITORIAL: An obvious bluff from SACP
Don’t be fooled: the threat to break away from its alliance partner, the ANC, is no more than a gambit to sway the race to succeed Jacob Zuma as president
EDITORIAL: Why Bathabile Dlamini is the real risk to SA
She holds perhaps the most pivotal position in SA when it comes to protecting the country’s most disenfranchised citizens
EDITORIAL: Bell Pottinger — an insufficient apology from firm with the nastiest history
Bell Pottinger’s apology had all the creepy sincerity of a pervert who’s really only sorry he got caught spying through a peephole
EDITORIAL: Why nationalising the Reserve Bank means everything and nothing
It's the equivalent of handing your car keys to a toddler having a tantrum
EDITORIAL: Gigaba: watch what he does, not what he says
There is less to Malusi Gigaba than meets the eye
EDITORIAL: Today it’s the press ...
Today it’s the press fighting for their rights, tomorrow it’s everyone else
EDITORIAL: Sygnia donates fees to combat corruption
Sygnia’s move has deep significance for how other companies navigate a toxic operating environment of captured politicians, fatally weakened institutions of ...
EDITORIAL: Zuma’s dunces fail Mogoeng’s test
There can be few people with whom Jacob Zuma must be more bitterly disappointed than chief justice Mogoeng Mogoeng
EDITORIAL: Mkhwebane and her splendid, unself-conscious ignorance
One would like to assume no-one could be so clueless, but this would raise the question as to Mkhwebane’s real motives
EDITORIAL: Too late for Lynne
In a U-turn that would make even Donald Trump blush, Brown has thrown Molefe and the Eskom board that reported to her under the bus
EDITORIAL: Politicians must take eyes off leadership race and do what we pay them to
If government is serious about addressing the downgrade, it will need to take an industrial-strength hose into the corridors of inept and corrupt state-owned ...
EDITORIAL: Gupta leaks tactics: deny, delay, derail
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
EDITORIAL: DA must stay focused
If ever the opposition parties in SA should be smelling blood, it is now
EDITORIAL: Net1’s odious legacy
Belamant may be gone, but those shareholders are fooling themselves if they believe his departure will magically solve all the company’s reputational problems
EDITORIAL: The promised land lies fallow
While government stirs emotions over expropriation, it is the proud owner of more than 4,000 farms it hasn’t handed to worthy recipients
EDITORIAL: Whatever happened to Lynne Brown?
The minister, a once-respected struggle stalwart, has squandered her reputation and will find it difficult to regain it