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BRONWYN NORTJE: The rapid rate of urbanisation in SA
People who live in cities and towns are typically better off than their rural counterparts – yet their voting patterns suggest that they are increasingly more dissatisfied
BRONWYN NORTJE: Reframing farm murders
We have unacceptably high levels of violent crime in all spheres of society. It doesn’t matter if these murders happen on a farm, a township or a suburban home
BRONWYN NORTJE: Standing on a social, economic, and political precipice
High levels of poverty and inequality have led to a huge rise in populist and nationalistic agendas that can be addressed only with sustained and inclusive economic growth
BRONWYN NORTJE: Cannabis is seriously big business
We can but hope that the minister of health gives this industry enough time to grow at home as much as it has overseas
BRONWYN NORTJE: The business of time
Most politicians these days read the first headline of the day while they are still in their pyjamas
BRONWYN NORTJE: Some mountains to climb on Cyril’s 2019 To Do list
For someone as ambitious as Ramaphosa I'm sure there was a lot more that he would have liked to get done before year-end
BRONWYN NORTJE: The sidelining of the SA worker
The president signing the Minimum Wage Bill into law should have been a big deal for both unions and business
BRONWYN NORTJE: Lessons from our close neighbour's house fire
An IMF bailout to a poorly governed but resource-rich developing country is hardly remarkable, but for South Africans it merits a second look
BRONWYN NORTJE: Why it matters that those who pay tax feel their money is spent fairly
Until heads roll and SARS’s credibility has been restored, tax compliance can only worsen
BRONWYN NORTJE: Weak economy could bite the ANC in elections as it did Republicans
Fallout from the VAT increase is making it increasingly difficult for citizens to make ends meet



















