Charmza
Finance minister Enoch Godongwana came bearing gifts like Father Christmas when he delivered the 2026 Budget on Wednesday. His generosity came in the form of relief... Read more.
Moegoe
Paul O’ Sullivan attained fame from exposing what he called rogue elements within the South African Police Service, and for a while he had many hoodwinked about... Read more.
Two years without water: are rural lives worth less?
I know how it is like surviving without any water because I lived in Ncera and Chalumna, which are located outside East London. Taps within such rural communities... Read more.
Strong campaign needed to empower our youth
I recently spent about a month and a half around Tembisa and Alex after many years. I used to stay in Tembisa during my youth while working around the Kempton Park... Read more.
Water crisis proves we need more skilled workers
Various discussions have emerged regarding the latest unemployment statistics. The conversations mainly revolve around comparing unemployment rates in different... Read more.
Let’s all work together to ensure a bright future for all
Unemployment in South Africa is a crisis that we can no longer ignore. With countless individuals struggling to find work, it’s clear that we are far from resolving... Read more.
A call for accountability and solutions to the country’s unemployment crisis
I write this letter in response to the deeply concerning narrative attributed to minister Gwede Mantashe, suggesting that the unemployment crisis affecting South... Read more.
I leave Sizwe Hosmed in a better shape than I found it
In September last year, I was appointed as the curator of Sizwe Hosmed Medical Scheme and undertook the task with relish and enthusiasm as I saw it as an opportunity... Read more.
Young people are not small fry, they are going to make a difference in our future
As a senior person in South Africa’s mining industry, I had the honour of moderating the first session of the Young Professionals Programme at the 2026 Investing... Read more.
What Budget 2026 means for your take-home pay
Many South Africans know this feeling: you get a salary increase, but your bank balance doesn’t feel any healthier. One reason is bracket creep, and it’s one... Read more.
