Almost a third of DIRCO’s properties overseas in “poor” condition, MPs told Thirty percent of the 174 state-owned properties ...

Ongoing erosion of economic liberty in South Africa is reflected in its further decline from 83rd to 87th place out of 165 ...

Highest election-year political attacks recorded in SA since 2000 – report Figures from the Global Initiative Against ...

South Africa’s relations with the US can only further deteriorate while the Trump administration remains in power. And as long as the ANC is in power in SA, and a Republican administration continues ...

Israel today marks the third anniversary of the brutal cross-border surprise attack by Hamas, which left 1,200 people dead, 250 abducted and taken into the horrific and unhealthy conditions of Gaza’s ...

Some economists accuse business of an “investment strike”. Investors don’t strike. They respond to conditions that only government can fix. A year ago, the Stellenbosch economic historian Johan Fourie ...

Sixty-five years ago, George Steiner published his seminal work, The Death of Tragedy. Should so recondite a title command the attention of economists and politicians today? Well, yes, is the ...

Terence Corrigan and Nicholas Lorimer discuss the latest polling from News24 on the upcoming local government election. They also discuss the Thabo Mbeki monograph and its claims about BEE and race ...

According to Thabo Mbeki – or technically, the document put out by the Thabo Mbeki Foundation – for South Africa to abandon its policy trajectory would not merely be a political defeat but would push ...

One hundred years ago, in the summer of 1926, Bill Shirer and Grant Wood sat on the terrace of the Deux Magots café in Paris and sipped white wine. Aspiring journalist Shirer was 22, painter Wood 35.

“So what?” Noah says. Personally, I think this is abrupt, even rude. Especially when the subject of this – what is the word? – expostulation is as eminent, as exquisite, as the professor. But I am ...