This can only be achieved by moving from the known to the unknown, the simple to the complex and the local to the global
Last week President Cyril Ramaphosa revealed in his Sona that a ‘number of companies have applied for exemptions’ from the R20 an hour minimum wage
In a confusing turn of events, the DA has come out to set the record straight on money laundering allegations regarding a CR17 Bosasa donation
Bejani Chauke has hit back at allegations campaign donations were not all above board
If South Africa is neither hopeful nor tragic, what posture should we take in relation to the future?
The minister wants smart policy and private sector partnership as central to industrial strategy. Will government have the discipline to implement it?
The party’s electoral decline is an indication that it does not really know what it stands for
It’s a challenging time for the government as it seeks to stir confidence both about South Africa’s ability to turn things around
The lack of detail on issues like Eskom’s restructuring, and the vulnerability of Ramaphosa’s plans to ANC infighting will weigh on reform efforts
President’s address dusts off dormant national development plan, making an aspirational plea, tempered with South Africa’s dire economic reality
President Cyril Ramaphosa reaffirms mandate of the SARB, but says price stability while necessary is not a sufficient condition for economic growth.
Presidents promises work on the troubled power utility, but the real work will be left to the next budget speech
Implementation is the key focus for President Cyril Ramaphosa, who admits there are limits to what can be delivered due to state of public finances
President Cyril Ramaphosa delivers his first State of the Nation address since being elected
Following criticism from cultural groups, a praise singer will be heralding the president’s arrival.But costs will be kept to a minimum
The president is set to deliver Sona in Cape Town on Thursday
The party have understood the public protector’s reason for the late release of the president’s Bosasa loan report
The public protector has agreed to the president’s request to question Watson
At the heart of the debate about Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s conduct is how to ensure that the office she holds is protected
Who comes first: the country or the party? Last week’s lekgotla provided a disturbing answer
A Greenpeace report outlines ways Eskom can adopt green technology and save itself financially
Alliance partners Cosatu and the SACP are in a tricky situation: they don’t want Magashule hawking their ideas, but they do want their ideas heard
Presidents and their families’ who mislead Parliament are treated held to account to the fullest might of the law, DA leader says
According to IOL, in a report submitted to the president, Mkhwebane said the president violated the Constitution and the executive code of ethics
It is set to move from compliance checking to help create an environment that will drive employment
‘President Cyril Ramaphosa and his supporters are forced to defend the Reserve Bank in the face of an illogical and insidious onslaught’
That ANC secretary general’s statement on the Reserve Bank this week sent shivers down the country’s spine
The party’s lekgotla agreed to changes in state buying, an important decision overshadowed by ‘poor economic understanding’ at Luthuli House
ANC top six meet to discuss economic situation amidst spat over the mandate of central bank with the party distancing itself from Magashule’s comments
She has the gravitas required for her new international relations and co-operation role
If passed, powers will be given to unelected leaders and people will be dispossed of land rights
The ANC has, again, appointed a minister of the arts with very little interest in the arts