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Load shedding gives her the sense that 'Things Fall Apart', says Ferial Haffajee.
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Angelo Agrizzi’s testimony before the Zondo Commission detailed how government tenders were allegedly secured through cash bribes. Tenders that could have helped small businesses to become future job creators, writes Andile Ntingi.
AI can now produce convincing-looking fake news, says Leonid Bershidsky.
Unlike most traditional asset classes, investors typically take their time before investing. However, during February of each year, we see a frenzy of investors investing in Section 12J investments, says Jonty Sacks.
State capture began at Eskom earlier than we may realise, says Pieter du Toit.
Who is the most romantic nation in Africa? Wandile Sihlobo takes a light-hearted look at agribusiness to figure it out.
Load-shedding gives her the sense that 'Things Fall Apart', says Ferial Haffajee
If you take an interest in ethical consumerism and plan to treat someone special, what dilemmas lie ahead?
Read Bill and Melinda Gates' 10th annual letter, in which they tackle tough questions.
Fear causes poor decision-making, and it can be fatal in the workplace, says Ian Mann.
The approach taken by Frances Cairncross in her UK government-commissioned review into the sustainability of high-quality journalism looks to be sensible, says Alex Webb.
Before the ANC's elective conference, South Africans seemed more sure of who to vote for than they do now, says Solly Moeng.
South Africans can't keep bailing out a broken airline
Was it really necessary to hike interest rates? Analysts weigh in
Life in SA's economic hub is improving, despite challenges
Infrastructure offers 'bridges to the future'
Wine grape vineyards on the road to recovery after debilitating drought
How impact investment can tackle our water shortages
Learn business strategy from Bill Gates, Steve Jobs & Andy Grove
IRP 2018: Too little, too slowly for energy transition?
Adjunct Professor Rod Crompton of Wits explains why Eskom is in crisis.
In 2018, SA’s agricultural exports grew by 7% y/y to $10.6bn, a record since 2001, plus a a 21% y/y increase in SA's agricultural trade balance to a record $3.9bn, says Wandile Sihlobo.
Yes, progress is being made 15% 50 votes
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I don't know, but I hope so 36% 121 votes
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No, it's too late 50% 169 votes
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