The patient, the SA economy, is choking from lack of electricity. Among all our many problems, generating sufficient electricity is the most urgent and critical

Ethiopia, Africa’s second-most populous nation, is planning for GDP growth of 10.8% for the fiscal year ending June 2020. SA, on the other hand, is on course to report another economic recession

In this theatre of fools it is not the managers that matter. It is the director and scriptwriter at the top of government that is the problem

Without approval from parliament and the National Treasury, Prasa administrator Bongisizwe Mpondo’s appointment is null and void

The party led by Julius Malema believes it has a solution to the problems of collapsed state entities that have dragged the economy down with them

Signing the Traditional & Khoi-San Leadership Bill into law grabs the land rights of 18-million people who live in communal areas and hands them to a bunch of rarely accountable men

The cocky South African who a decade ago vowed never to eat seafood in Africa has been humbled

If I were finance minister I would take two letters with me to an urgent meeting with Cyril Ramaphosa

Should the end-March deadline be met for the separation of the transmission unit, Gordhan should then move to open Eskom’s old power stations for sale to private investors

As SA hurtles down the road of a completely failed state, politicians haven’t stopped trying to kill off the parts that still work