This article, the third most-read article in 2022 looks at the Dis-Chem debacle, when a memorandum announcing a moratorium on the hiring of white people

As the truth of who Elon Musk really is becomes painfully clear, reality is dawning on investors in his electric vehicle company, Tesla. It isn’t,

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As South Africans are being asked yet again to suspend their now practised cynicism and allow that the governing ANC really does mean to renew