Terence Corrigan

A common refrain throughout 2019, particularly from business leaders, was that South Africa was in dire need of policy certainty. Early in the second half

December 2019. It’s difficult to think of a time since 1994 when we as a country have approached the New Year so alive to the

Just a few months ago on his visit to London to attend the Financial Times’ Africa Summit, President Cyril Ramaphosa will have felt the chill

Walking is always the best way to get to know foreign places, at the human scale that walking the streets always promises. But the same

In a 1996 book on South Africa’s apartheid legacy, Reconciliation through Truth, the late Kader Asmal and his co-authors made numerous assertions that can fruitfully

To understand how a phenomenon will unfold in the future, a good starting point is to look to how it developed in the past, and

South Africa recently hosted the second of President Ramaphosa’s investment summits. In the wake of the depressing Medium Term Budget Policy Statement and close-shave of

South Africa’s relationship with the United States, long a complicated one, has been thrown into sharp focus by the announcement from the office of the

So goes a popular German expression, literally translated as ‘we speak of God and the World’. It means to discuss a limitless range of issues