It is premature to argue that a blanket taking of land is off the table

One can but hope that advocate Shamila Batohi will demonstrate her bite on some easily caught fish

The endemic corruption that seems to be so entrenched in the ANC’s psyche will not be rooted out any time soon

The writer proposes that the R5bn spent annually on SAA be invested in a national tourism academy

Donald Trump and Markus Jooste raises the question: just what has been the point of the King code?

The question is: what benefit do the vast majority of South Africans derive from SAA? The answer is very little, if anything

I support ‘worker relocation’ — a long-term strategy to give independence to workers

I recently spent a few days at Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife’s Didima resort in the Drakensberg. I was shocked at how derelict the place was

SA today is a sick society; it is morally and ethically bankrupt. Our elected officials have vulgarised the good name of a 107-year-old institution

Sugarcoating the positives and ignoring the negatives is like saying after a hijack: ‘At least I am alive’

It is the weakness of SA’s tax administration that caused the problem, and only addressing that weakness will help recover the tax losses.

According to Gareth van Onselen, the FNF was reckless and thoughtless for handing the award to Maimane

Reading Adrian Gore’s ‘call to arms’ had me thinking Gore may have become a bit delusional

Apart from being the world’s fifth-largest economy and a G7 member, the UK is doing remarkably well economically

He will be remembered for his meticulous attention to detail in his stories, and his insistence on getting to know executives

South Africa simply cannot afford to ignore the fundamental shifts required in how investment and growth are viewed — and implemented