Lesufi’s swift action laudable
26 January 2020 Gauteng education MEC Panyaza Lesufi ought to be commended for the swift way his department handled the tragic death of Enoch Mpianzi at the hands... Read more.
A dangerous kind of self-hate
19 January 2020 The burning of Kutlo-Tharo Secondary School in the Vaal this week is indicative of a broader societal malaise – black people’s antipathy... Read more.
Exit of Eskom boss is welcome
12 January 2020 The long-overdue resignation of Jabu Mabuza as Eskom chairman has not aided the course to hold management of South Africa’s embattled state-owned... Read more.
Let us all enjoy responsibly
15 December 2019 The end of 2019 is worthy to celebrate on many fronts, but also marks the end of what has been a tumultuous decade for South Africans. This is a... Read more.
Clipping SAA’s wings right call
8 December 2019 The Cyril Ramaphosa presidency this week took its boldest decision yet when it placed beleaguered national carrier SAA under business rescue. The... Read more.
SABC soapies on slippery slope
1 December 2019 The bright sparks at the SABC’s faulty towers confirmed a week after Sunday World broke the story about the demise of the once-loved soapie Isidingo... Read more.
Bongo’s arrest only first step
24 November 2019 The arrest by the Hawks this week of former intelligence minister and chairman of parliament’s home affairs portfolio committee Bongani Bongo... Read more.
SA’s wage gap is a ticking bomb
17 November 2019 Statistics SA (Stats SA) this week revealed that the wage gap between races in the country increased between 2011 and 2015. Statistician-general... Read more.
Walk the walk, Mr President
10 November 2019 South African business leaders were in harmony on what the country needs after May’s elections; the appointment of a reformist cabinet that... Read more.
Well done Boks but job not done
3 November 2019 Victory by the Springboks at the Rugby World Cup in Japan yesterday was a victory for sports transformation – with doomsayers who initially... Read more.
