South Africa has made two important decisions about our electricity supply. One was good, one bad. The good one will certainly benefit the economy and

Once upon a time, there were fields in which the cash cows grazed. The cows did not produce cash, but they produced milk, which could

VUCA! What a lovely acronym: volatile, unpredictable, complex, ambiguous. It rolls off the tongue and hits the sweet spot of the present moment in history.

“Externally funded non-governmental organisations (NGOs) that pushed an agenda to destabilise the country are set to be exposed in new legislation.” According to City Press

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Tomorrow, Trump’s promised global tariffs on everyone take effect. Even penguins on uninhabited islands are in his cross-hairs. On 2 April 2025, a day he

The results of a new survey commissioned by The Brenthurst Foundation show that a strong majority of South Africans approve of the GNU despite the

The scene in the video of 25 March is a quiet street in Boston, Massachusetts. A woman wearing a burka and a white coat is

By now, South Africans have witnessed 30 post-apartheid budgets. For much of that time, budget day has been a ritual more than a reckoning—an annual

This Week in History recalls memorable and decisive events and personalities of the past. 1st April 527 Byzantine Emperor Justin I names his nephew Justinian I