Opinion

The whereabouts of Mojtaba Khamenei have been a mystery to Iranians and the rest of the world alike since his appointment as supreme leader...

Every Wednesday morning at precisely 7am, the Ministry of Trade and Industries' boardroom doors closed. Anyone arriving late stayed outside. There were no lengthy speeches...

1. Introduction: The Fallacy of the Paper Turnaround  The historical record of public sector interventions in developing economies has been consistently undermined by a fundamental...

Alcohol is so deeply woven into South African society that many of us no longer see the damage it causes. Unlike illicit drugs, which...

Youth unemployment remains one of South Africa's greatest challenges. It is more than an economic issue. It is a question of dignity, inclusion, social...

South Africa has become remarkably good at recognising state capture only after the damage has been done. We know what it looks like when...

The image and integrity of football have been restored after Belgium eliminated the USA from the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Yes, my introduction sounds a...

South Africa’s streets have once again become a stage for marches, demonstrations and political expression. Depending on whom you ask, the protests are either...

Pretoria magistrate Ignatius du Preez rightfully tore up the cosy plea deal handed to alleged crime boss Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala. Matlala thought he could...

Resolve Communications, led by Tony Leon, is said to have leveraged its close ties to ministers in the GNU to secure meetings for corporate...