Andrew Kenny

This is my last column of the year, and since I have nothing interesting to say about the two usual topics at year’s end –

In the undemocratic era of apartheid, Eskom produced the world’s cheapest electricity, providing plentiful, reliable electricity for households, commerce and industry, and giving us many

Most South African schools are doing very badly, producing some of the worst educational outcomes on Earth. But some, a select few, are doing very

If you love me, kill me. Today in South Africa, the greatest act of love, the greatest act of mercy, by one loved one for

Floyd Shivambu, who had been caught doing 182 km/hr in his Range Rover and who has received millions of rand from the VBS bank, which

I was not going to bother to comment on the usual wretched nonsense of the latest UN climate change conference, COP29, taking place in Azerbaijan

When the results of the American election came rolling in, I had two reactions, one of which puzzled me for a while. My first reaction

If I were an American, on the cusp of the election, I’d be cursing the fact that the Republican Party didn’t choose as its candidate

Here is a video of South Africa’s most famous active cricketer, taken eight years ago: Fall In Love Again – Laura Wolvaardt  On Sunday I

According to everyone who knew him, Tito Mboweni, who died this month, was a lovely man. He was cheerful, friendly, humble and thoroughly decent. A