Editorials

An effective and humane way needs to be found to put an end to unchecked migration

Official inflation target of 3% will gradually free up billions to improve lives

Competition case tests whether JSE stewardship has become self-preservation

The MTBPS has the potential to be a subtle but significant pivot to strategic repair

East Africa’s bright economic prospects face political tests

Weekend meeting of the coalition masks the deep fissures in SA’s body politic

Getting onto the greylist was a self-inflicted wound in the first place

US president has often imposed his predilections on foreign relations

Opaque, last-minute polls are narrative weapons. In the final stretch before an election, a well-timed, poorly sourced poll can shift turnout, trigger tactical voting and drown out the real issues.

Tighter regulation required as the poor are being duped into believing instant riches are just a click away, leading to further impoverishment

In KwaZulu-Natal, the coalition government faces instability as the National Freedom Party withdraws support, threatening the alliance between the ANC, IFP, and DA. Critics question MK's stability and ties to state capture.

Under CEO Sean Summers, Pick n Pay has shown a strategic recovery, focusing on reducing headline losses and improving profitability

Transport minister invites private sector to come up with solutions to the state’s problems in passenger rail services

Government at its highest levels was aware that Gauteng premier’s crime wardens were unlawful

The editorial highlights the systemic risks posed by telecom companies' financial services, likening potential disruptions to financial crises akin to bank runs