Terence Corrigan

It’s perhaps somewhat counterintuitive, but what has become understood as the Expropriation without Compensation drive has never been entirely and solely about the ability of

I’m no great admirer of Karl Marx. I say this having read a great deal of Marx’s own work, and a great deal by those

Klawer – an out-of-the-way dorp in the northern reaches of the Western Cape – has featured grimly in the news over the past two weeks.

While the country digests the reports of the Zondo Commission, detailing how the carcass of the state was carved up under the so-called State Capture

Last week, the Financial Mail ran a cover article entitled ‘Waiting for Dawn: Why isn’t Ramaphosa winning the war on Corruption?’ It’s a grim read

The red-clad activists demanding to examine restaurants’ staff profiles have been condemned from various perspectives as an unjustifiable and illegal intrusion into companies’ labour relations,

Over the past week, the Economic Freedom Fighters visited restaurants ‘to check employment ratio of South Africans and foreign nationals’, scouring employee lists to gather their

The past year ended on a dramatic note, with Parliament failing to pass the Bill to Amend Section 25 of the Constitution. This was a

It’s not often that the prompt for an article about South African governance is good news, but the failure of the African National Congress (ANC)

As the year winds down, and with it emotional and intellectual energy, it is important not to forget that politics and governance continues apace. Indeed,