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From June 27, all new content that would have appeared in Rand Daily Mail will be published only in the BusinessLIVE Opinion section

EDITORIAL: AGM a chance to have a crack at Sasol board

It has been a horrendous year, but Sasol’s problems predate the recent Lake Charles challenges by years

RANJENI MUNUSAMY: Goals seem out of reach without solid execution plans

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s state of the nation address was a bland statement of intent without anything tangible to peg it on

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TOM EATON: Devious tricks and risky bets are novel solutions to fix the economy

There are obvious ways to plug the R200bn hole we know as SA's state-owned enterprises

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CHARMAIN NAIDOO: A bad week, informed by breast cancer

Dr Google was all doom and gloom, with horror stories about operations gone wrong, about incisions that never healed

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THE STEINHOFF SAGA: The inside story of SA's biggest corporate meltdown

Read all four parts of this outstanding University of Stellenbosch Business School study into the rise and fall of Markus Jooste's Steinhoff

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JONATHAN JANSEN: Sometimes all teenagers need is sympathetic ear

A second mother is the person you confide in about things you dare not talk to your real mother about

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PATRICK BULGER: Ace and Dr No seem cut from the same cloth

Ace Magashule and Andries Treurnich share a confrontational style and an ongoing feud, amounting to sabotage, with the leaders who by necessity have had to ...

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RANJENI MUNUSAMY: Time to dispense with the niceties and get down to brass tacks, Mr President

In the state of the nation address on Thursday, SA must hear exactly what's going to be done about Eskom, SAA and land reform

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BARNEY MTHOMBOTHI: While the country cries out for decisive leadership, payback time shackles the president

Too many people wield enormous influence on critical matters simply by virtue of their proximity to power

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JUSTICE MALALA: Nothing to celebrate as our young people show politicians the finger

Why do young South Africans not care for our democracy? Just look at the job stats

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RANJENI MUNUSAMY: Bathabile Dlamini blaming her failures on sexism just won’t wash

If ours were an accountable society, Bathabile Dlamini would be banned from further association with gender struggles

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Race is on to find protection against HIV transmissions

Global trials are being conducted under the auspices of the HIV Vaccine Trials Network to develop effective vaccines or antibodies

Why young South Africans have no faith in the political system

Strategies to counteract the marginalisation of young people and to restore their confidence in democracy.are critical

JONATHAN JANSEN: Automatic promotion plan will be disastrous for our primary schools

It makes profound educational sense to promote children on grounds that they have mastered the content of one grade

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TOM EATON: Dlamini showed her true colours right to the end

Former minister Bathabile Dlamini blames everyone else for the whooping, flaming, cartwheeling cluster of failure that was her career

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TONY LEON: Ramaphoria on the ropes as the storm clouds gather

Amid negative sentiment, President Cyril Ramaphosa is more, on evidence to date, Theresa May than Donald Trump, in the rhetoric versus reality stakes

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Healthy living is a tough challenge for young women in Soweto

Women in Soweto and in SA in general need the support of policymakers to live healthier lifestyles.

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MICHAEL FRIDJHON: Focus is seen as a virtue, but what does it mean for wine?

Some producers resist the sideshows and put the focus on cultivar, site or type of vineyard

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GRAY MAGUIRE: After years of sustainable economy talk, it is time to deliver the goods

International Finance Corporation steps in by appointing facilitators for the development of a local taxonomy to unlock finance for related projects

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GIDEON RACHMAN: An independent Covid-19 probe is vital, but unlikely, to happen

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China has legitimate reasons to doubt the good faith of Donald Trump, who has consistently spouted conspiracy theories and repeated ‘fake news’ while claiming to denounce it, writes Gideon Rachman

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JSE weaker amid cautious easing of global lockdowns

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The all share lost 0.19% and the top 40 0.25%

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