Anthea Jeffery | Jul 18, 2019 If the National Democratic Revolution is to be defeated, South Africa’s moderate majority must stand together in resisting its interventions. Business is becoming impatient with President Cyril Ramaphosa, as…
Gcina Ntsaluba and Carrol Makhafola Illegal connections on a electricity pylon in Johannesburg, 18 July 2019. Picture: Nigel Sibanda Regular blackouts in the Joburg area are being exacerbated by illegal connections… and City Power subcontractors…
Richard Pithouse 17 Jul 2019 11:16 In 1975 Indian prime minister Indira Gandhi found herself confronting escalating popular ferment and declared a state of emergency. In his compelling new book, Emergency Chronicles, Gyan Prakash argues that…
Well, we had a good run. Reports have emerged that Eskom have a shortage in capacity. The firm aren’t worried about load shedding, but Ted Blom is. by Tom Head2019-07-09 16:58 in News Photo: Jan…
News / 4 July 2019, 12:23pm / Staff Writer Restaurant manager Melissa Mann said their warehouse in Plettenberg Bay’s industrial area was looted last night. Photo: Facebook / SABC Cape Town – Fear reigns in Plettenberg Bay, with many…
By MENZI SOLOMON SHANGE By Guest Contributor – Mar 5, 2017 In 1980 there were 127 000 commercial farmers serving a population of 25 million people. As a result South Africa used to feed nine…
Say bye to the tannie in the kitchen 8th July 2019 by Linda van Tilburg Every time I return from the UK where I currently live, I marvel at the availability of hired help. I…
30 June 2019 – 00:00 By ARON HYMAN Cape Town’s high murder rate could see it become the world’s most dangerous city. Image: Cape Town Tourism Cape Town risks becoming the world’s most dangerous city….
News / 30 June 2019, 1:30pm / LUKE FOLB File photo Cape Town – A new report shows that fewer international tourists are visiting South Africa – compared to other popular destinations on the continent. The findings, by auditing…
28 June 2019 – 14:00 Nick Hedley Picture: SOWETAN Wilson Bayly Holmes-Ovcon (WBHO) says skilled staff are emigrating from SA at a faster pace amid an exceptionally tough period for construction companies, which have been…
