Terence Corrigan

When racial matters arise in South Africa, they invariably provoke a great deal of visceral reaction. This is eminently understandable, though it often obscures subjects

It’s been almost a month since Rob Hersov climbed the stage at a BizNews event to denounce President Ramaphosa, his cabinet and the government in

Something I can say with depressing regularity these days is that ‘I’m old enough to remember…’ I have traded youth and vigour for experience and

A lot has been said recently about the 2024 elections, and whether – or not – this will be the moment at which the ANC’s

Last week, Business Day ran an editorial entitled ‘Ramaphosa’s crisis of inertia’.  On the one hand, it claims that Ramaphosa has shown some unabashedly reformist

In the coming days, on the 14th to be precise, the Parliamentary Committee on Public Works and Infrastructure will decide on the wording of the

Fixed property – a house, a farm, business premises, or some other sundry variant of real estate – is a significant investment for anybody. To

In thinking about this topic, I struggled to settle upon a noun to describe fake news. The adjective was easy: it is dangerous. But is

Last week, I took issue with a widespread view of small business as being something other than business – that is, small business as a

This month – August – Pope Francis has asked the Catholic faithful to pray for small- and medium-sized businesses. In a video appeal, he described