Covid-19, corruption and commissions were the subjects occupying readers’ minds the most by far
The effect of the pandemic has been anything but equitable, even though characterised as a great leveller
These are difficult decisions and all leaders take them with great reluctance
The sanctions for wrongdoing by errant auditors are perceived to be woefully inadequate
The probe found evidence of ‘governance failings and wrongdoing’
The Road Accident Fund, lacking sufficient money to pay billions in claims to crash victims, is the government’s second-biggest contingent liability after Eskom
We need to be sure the statistics are correct and that black entrants are not set up to fail
SA is far from being out of the woods, and Cyril Ramaphosa will have to turn words into action
But the exchange’s recovery has been flattered by Naspers, which is up almost 40%
Its huge stock purchase will lock up even more of the company’s thinly traded shares
Farce over the public sector wage increase would be funny if it was not so tragic
The restrictions touted for Covid-19 hotspots are sensible as SA cannot afford to turn the economy on and off
Former Sundowns coach now with Al Ahly is rocketing into unexplored reaches of the football universe with his early success in Egypt
Even loyalist Cosatu has seen the light, realising workers would lose out from funding ailing SOEs from their pensions
Banks’ losses from skipped loan repayments look likely to have peaked
A lack of co-ordination and communication made a mess of well-intended legislation changes
Act does not insist, as Zodwa Ntuli does, that beneficiaries behave as shareholders
Immunising part of the population is affordable, while SAA is costing the country R10.5bn
The law treats everyone equally irrespective of their position
Yet again, it will be the taxpayer who is on the hook
