Economic week ahead: Greece's fears, US jobs and SA's GDP
While Euro angst vies for the spotlight with US jobs data, bad news from mining and manufacturing is expected on the home front, writes Matt Quigley.
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Keeping tabs on executive pay
The debate on excessive executive pay is as hot as ever -- and what a difference 18 months makes to the discourse.
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Brave journalism on the continent
Outside South Africa, investigative reporters are excelling at probing social issues. Gill Moodie reports.
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Prospects of shale gas tantalising
Recent remarks in Parliament suggest that the state is being lined up as a major player in shale gas development.
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All aboard the Gautrain, comrades
The SACP has criticised the Gautrain project from its outset, but the investment arm of the party has a stake in the multibillion-rand project.
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Opening spaces to challenge prejudice
As a society in transition, SA presents a contradictory picture in terms of the rights of lesbian and gay persons writes Melanie Judge & Jayne Arnott
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Speculation over Zimbabwe's invitation to UN
A highly anticipated visit by human rights commissioner, Navi Pillay, to Zimbabwe could have some welcome consequences, writes Webster Zambara.
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SA has shown it can walk a fine line between opposites
It's an equation that the world's democracies know to be true, open governments, open economies and open societies flourish, writes Donald Gips
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DRC short-circuits power supply
Southern African countries bear the brunt of ambitious plans gone awry, writes Roman Grynberg.
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SA could learn from Spain's reform
Everybody knows that if South Africa and Spain have one thing in common, it is an abundance of sun. But what about unemployment?
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