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Women pay a steeper price than men from unemployment caused by measures to fight Covid-19
Like the coronavirus, incompetence is also a killer, one for which the ANC has no vaccine
Are crypto-assets going mainstream or staying in the virtual shadows? Common sense dictates that increased and transparent regulation is inevitable
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The grueling, relentless discussions to arrive at a very thin trade deal is simply a taste of what’s to come
Government policy orientation needs to change from land governance to farmer support programmes
Along with mRNA vaccines, driverless and electric vehicles also had a year of great advances
The US middle-class split into lower and upper in the 1980s — only focusing on billionaires misses what this created in society entirely
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For four of the biggest US tech companies — Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google parent Alphabet — 2020 was one for the books.
Entrepreneurs running their business online, such as florists and luxury gifters, have become busier
Vaccines give hope for a more fashionable future, but men are likely to need less suits and women may stick to comfort over chic
The real change in state-led growth will be more about transparency, unless listing requirements are changed
Covid-19, corruption and commissions were the subjects occupying readers’ minds the most by far
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