The political transition is a good opportunity for greater transparency about how the government shapes the economy
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Amid directionless policy after 30 years of democracy, the country’s prospects continue to be driven by the whims of miners and their financiers
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The journey to full-blown austerity is marked by changes to an economy presided over by a government adrift
We must overhaul a justice system that does not work for Africa and Africans. Immediate land reform is crucial now
The ANC has, until now, always rejected going to the International Monetary Fund, which underscores how bad our economic situation is
Local government and councillors have largely failed to deliver services and on their mandate because of a lack of will to do their jobs, corruption and a shortage of people with skills