Opinion
Ghana, Rwanda, and Zambia nurture dream of a single African digital...
Ghana, Rwanda, and Zambia are testing a unified digital trade corridor that allows cross-border payments to move instantly across African financial systems. The shift...
HIV prevention jab is finally here, now comes the hard part
South Africa is about to begin one of the most important HIV prevention drives in decades.
Earlier this month, Health Minister, Aaron Motsoaledi, announced the...
Improving debates on inequality in South Africa
The merits of an inclusive, equitable society are broadly in consensus, but the approaches cannot be more widely different between contesting parties. Differing expectations...
Proudly South African brands the backbone of local economy
South Africa’s economic future will not only be shaped by large corporations or multinational giants. It will also be shaped by the rise of...
Charmza
Joburg Mayor Dada Morero was our Moegoe last week, but how quickly things can change. This week he led a multi-departmental operation in the...
Moegoe
This week, social development minister Sisisi Tolashe, who has been embroiled in a series of scandals in recent months, was finally given the boot....
When compliance becomes surveillance
I recently had one of those interactions with an institution of the state that has earned back my respect in recent years, but it...
When the state starts protecting power instead of principle
What Parliament was told on Wednesday about the Phala Phala scandal should trouble every South African who still believes constitutional democracy depends on the...
SA needs to respect informal economy
When South Africans speak about the economy, the conversation usually centres around big corporations, the JSE, investment summits, and political promises about job creation....
Phala Phala: a storm in a tea cup
With the Cyril Ramaphosa impeachment saga unfolding, I want to state from the very beginning that this Phala Phala matter, as far as I’m...
