Saboteurs threaten to exacerbate South Africa’s power blackouts
South Africa’s state-owned power utility already struggling to avoid breakdown at its plants and nationwide blackouts, has another crisis on
Author: Siyabonga Mtangana
S&P raises SA’s outlook to ‘positive’ on trade terms, fiscal discipline
Ratings agency S&P revised South Africa’s outlook to “positive” on Friday, saying it reflects favourable terms of trade and a
Why families fight over inheritances
Inheritance gone wrong is a popular theme in fiction. In the recent German miniseries The Funeral, the one-sided will of
South Africa’s state capture commission nears its end after four years
South Africa’s judicial commission into state capture, known as the Zondo Commission, recently handed over the fourth part of its
British pound: The sick man of the currency world
With the world’s fifth-biggest economy grappling with a particularly unhealthy cocktail of slowing growth and surging inflation, the British currency
Land reform in South Africa: what the real debate should be about
Land reform in South Africa is an emotive and politically fraught subject. That’s because land was at the heart of
Xenophobia does not tell the full story of migration in SA
The dominant story of migration in South Africa is that of xenophobia. The subject is regularly in the news with
Rand sees weekly gain after lending rate hike
South Africa’s rand was little changed on Friday, holding on to most of the gains made in the previous session
Saboteurs threaten South Africa’s power supply
Pravin Gordhan Eskom, already struggling to avoid breakdown at its plants and nationwide blackouts, has another crisis on its hands:
Curro pilots artificial intelligence for learning in its schools
Angela Schaerer Private schools group Curro Holdings is piloting an artificial intelligence (AI) technology platform called Century to help improve