Government has a constitutional duty to regulate the only legal consumer product that kills when used as intended by the manufacturer
The judicial kicking Jacob Zuma received was a long time in coming, especially from a court system he had used and abused, writes Tony Leon
SA's young democracy took a sizeable step forward when it forced Jacob Zuma to account for his deeds
Inflationary pressures are likely to be higher in the next few years
They have found the innovative solutions necessary to adapt to changing needs brought on by Covid-19
The economic activity powered during the life of the project outweighs the need to own the asset, which is in and of itself inconsequential
The human mind may be incapable of understanding itself
Underfunded defence force will be able to head off some challenges with good, timely intelligence and focused quick response
Narendra Modi's reshuffle comes as India's economy is in its worst shape in 30 years
The vaccination programme must be ramped up aggressively to aid the economic recovery
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These twin maladies are holding back development and draining the country of its resources, writes Gary Rynhart
The superpower isn't a major investor and exports to it are small, compared to other African countries
Britain’s wholesale lifting of Covid-19 restrictions may come at a price that the rest of the world will thank it for paying
Once limited, they can now have a wide range of rand-denominated possibilities, among others
Proper data on what vaccines do is crucial in fighting vaccine reluctance as well
Jacob Zuma’s application amounts to seeking the court’s assistance in circumstances where he continues to undermine and disrespect its ity
Afghanistan has not been worth holding on to for both Mikhail Gorbachev and Joe Biden, given its hefty human and financial cost
The trade-off is that R18bn will have to be found by trimming various government programmes
