Lee Stuttaford

The impetus for prescribed assets is expanding for the simple reason that the government is running out of other people’s money. While the nation remains

If the National Democratic Revolution is to be defeated, South Africa’s moderate majority must stand together in resisting its interventions. Business is becoming impatient with

Faster growth, higher productivity, increased output, and more innovation can only come with urgent improvements to South Africa’s schooling system. South Africa needs a genuine

I welcome Jeremy Gordin’s appraisal of my book as a ‘trenchant and compelling analysis’, but his unfounded criticisms cannot pass unchallenged. Gordin’s review of my

Many commentators have criticised President Cyril Ramaphosa for not using his SONA speech last week to lay out a concrete plan for his supposed ‘new

The ANC/SACP demand for a shift in the mandate of the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) is supposedly motivated by the urgent need to overcome

‘In the ten days following the Tembisa massacre the death toll on the east Rand alone rose to more than 200.’ The ruthless drive for

International monitors of the 1994 poll should have queried whether a free and fair election could truly be held in such an atmosphere of fear.

In its final decade, the struggle took the form of a ruthless ‘people’s war’ that remains integral to South Africa’s future. The African National Congress

Now that the ANC has won power for another five years, the true face of the organisation is once again emerging. The pre-election period was