Terence Corrigan

Over the last couple of weeks, three disturbing stories have garnered some public attention. One relates to a grotesque case in Limpopo where two women

Prior to the election, there was a great deal of excited discussion about what a government would look like should the ANC be unable to

South Africa has failed to deliver on its growth potential as a direct consequence of its failure to attract sufficient investment. The first parts of

So far in this series, I’ve looked at some broad enablers of investment and how South Africa’s performance has stacked up against its peers. South

Last week, I looked at the trajectory of South Africa’s economy since the 1990s, its disappointing performance and its place in the evolving economic order.

In a recent column in the Financial Times, Ruchir Sharma discussed what has been referred to as “the rise of the rest”:  the rapid development

With the 2024 elections, South Africa entered what promises to be a new phase in its politics. The loss of the ANC’s absolute majority has

In its short existence, the MK party has not been shy about courting controversy. It represents, in essence, a resentful, exclusionary brand of politics whose

Last week, I wrote about competing conceptions of citizenship, and how this was expressed in the recent case of Chidimma Adetshina and her participation (or

I probably wouldn’t have known the Miss SA pageant was happening – just not my thing – had it not been for the noise around