Shawn Hagedorn

There are compelling reasons to dislike Donald Trump, yet many who had been put-off by him now welcome his realism. Trump’s domestic approval rating has

If confronted by a perilous crisis, would we come together as a nation to objectively assess the situation and then design and execute an effective

US Vice President Harris presumed that, as positive GDP, inflation and stock market trends reflected broadly improving living standards, she could become president by exploiting

As some movies are designed as “Oscar bait” and news organisations commission articles in pursuit of Pulitzer Prizes, the work that inspired this year’s Nobel

Having the world’s highest inequality and youth unemployment is not a coincidence. Efforts to maximise reliance on the state have benefited the politically connected while

Can our government of national unity (GNU) − and the ANC internally − overcome our woke politics? Defining wokeism is complicated by its fundamental incoherence.

If we don’t integrate our young adults into global supply chains, South Africa’s potential will remain largely unemployed. Peter Drucker, the legendary management guru, is

It is easy to make the case that free speech is under threat in some leading democracies, particularly the UK. Our free speech risks being

There are no realistic scenarios in which our domestic economy can sustain adequate employment growth. It seems reasonable to presume that the way to increase

When only 80% of the ballots had been counted, Nicolás Maduro declared that he had been reelected as Venezuela’s president with 51.2% of the vote.