Much vitriol was expended over FW de Klerk’s final video — but used properly, this is a chance to deal with our demons
A one-off tax, as controversial as it may be, needn’t mean that those who’ve been left behind can just sit back and relax
While the new Africa free trade agreement has much promise, start-ups hoping to benefit need to approach it with caution
The plan to end the Covid distress grant on April 30 might save some money but it could lead to widespread anger against the government
Just announcing a 76% pass rate means nothing if the real proficiency in schools isn’t helping SA become a better place
As load-shedding strikes again, SA needs to move on from complaining about the hapless Eskom to finding solutions
If there’s one thing this year has taught us, it’s that leadership matters. The trick is finding real leaders
I am sorry to pester you with another letter — but I thought if I didn’t approach you, history may judge us harshly
When Julius Malema took the oath as a parliamentarian, he swore to uphold SA’s laws. As Clicks burns, does he remember this?
If President Cyril Ramaphosa wants to get more people to buy in, he needs to embrace ubuntu
We need to remember that rules have to be reasonable – in the court of public opinion too
Our Covid-19 response is hurting some more than others. This is the time to address that inequality
The squabbling over what to do with nonperforming state companies shows the ANC hasn’t asked the right questions
It may have seemed like a torrid 2019, but there were signs of light. Now we need to look to the youth for our priorities
As everyone fixates on the donations to Cyril Ramaphosa’s ANC campaign, the proven cases of state capture are ignored
The East African country has experienced average GDP growth of 7.4% over the past decade. It’s a model for SA of how to woo foreign investment
A timely invitation started a process showing the truth of the Ethiopian saying that little by little, an egg will walk
Cyril Ramaphosa, a co-architect of the constitution, is the ideal author to write our way out of an unhappy ending
If SA wants people to take on immense personal risk to unmask corruption, it needs to ensure they are adequately compensated