Columnists
MICHAEL AVERY: Bubble or no bubble, the AI narrative has its fanciful moments
Concerns grow about high capex and the mismatch between hype and actual earnings
By Michael Avery
SHAWN HAGEDORN: G20 set to leave a grim Johannesburg for a vibrant Miami
Travelling to places like Singapore suggest how prosperous SA might have been
By Shawn Hagedorn
NEWS FROM THE FUTURE: Should we hook up?
In 2036, dating has evolved as authentic digital replicas interact online
By FutureWorld
GHALEB CACHALIA: DA reshuffle sparks debate on wildlife policy
DA reshuffle raises concerns about wildlife policy's shift towards hunting interests
By Ghaleb Cachalia
TOM EATON: Welcome to Potemkinburg, with unhappy Afrikaners
A week of G20 pageantry collides with our optimism, anxiety and political theatre
By Tom Eaton
NEIL MANTHORP: Bavuma’s innings kept us in the game, says Harmer
Temba Bavuma's leadership and unbeaten 55 were crucial in win over India
By Neil Manthorp
SIBONGILE VILAKAZI: Boardroom dynamics: when egos clash, discipline must hold
Internal dynamics, including relationships, affect a board’s effectiveness.
ADEKEYE ADEBAJO Francis Deng: shaping global human security norms
The R2P doctrine was widely discredited by Nato's 2011 intervention in Libya
By Adekeye Adebajo
MICHAEL MORRIS: History offers lessons in redefining political evolution
Societal change is achievable today despite all the doom and gloom in the country
By Michael Morris
GAVIN RICH: Red card chaos puts World Rugby’s credibility on the line
Boks red-card row spotlights World Rugby’s officiating flaws and disciplinary system
TOBY SHAPSHAK: Can the Please Call Me ‘inventor’ please show us his patent?
Patent issue, labour dispute and Constitutional Court judgment are not the same
By Toby Shapshak
NATASHA MARRIAN: Nkabinde’s fleeting, but dubious, moment in the sun
Cedrick Nkabinde reveals inconsistencies with minister's account over his appointment
By Natasha Marrian
CHRIS GILMOUR: Summers is a great South African with an unenviable task
Green shoots, but even after recovery Pick n Pay is hardly likely to be exciting
By Chris Gilmour
GRACELIN BASKARAN: Co-ordinated strategy will allow SA to benefit from China’s weaker grip on rare earths
The country can supply and become a prominent player in global minerals security
By Gracelin Baskaran
LUNGILE MASHELE: Coal debate must be about emissions management not coal’s existence
A 1% rise in global coal use validates argument that coal can't be ignored in planning
By Lungile Mashele
