Going by the conviction rates, there is a mere one-in-10 chance that the men accused of the rape and murder of Anene Booysen will be convicted.
Apartheid’s economy has been built on cartels; that culture of collusion and criminality has left the deep structure of the siege years in place.
Gwede Mantashe has been forceful when speaking about the impact of teacher strikes following an ANC lekgotla recently.
Patrice Motsepe has signalled a major realignment of the landscape of South African philanthropy.
The ANC has done nothing to act on its 2007 Polokwane resolution to develop a regulatory architecture for party donations.
It has been a long road from the high court to the Supreme Court of Appeal, and then on to the Constitutional Court and back to the high court.
The ruling party should be pressed to clean its house with the utmost urgency.
There can be no doubt that Blade Nzimande has damaged the prospects of deep and durable change at our universities.
Zimbabwe is scheduled to hold elections this year and evidence is mounting that, as in the 2008 run-off, the military will play a major role.
Amplats’ restructuring proposals, which will put four huge shafts on care and maintenance will have catastrophic consequences for workers.