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Energy reforms must be considered alongside Eskom’s debt, alternative energy sources and environmental and social requirements

RW Johnson explores some of the decisions taken by the ANC which led to the tragic predicament the country now finds itself in.

13 September 2022 - In the coming days, on the 14th to be precise, the Parliamentary Committee on Public Works and Infrastructure will decide on the wording of the New Expropriation Bill.

Proposals for a BIG have been around for decades, why are people saying that now is the time for its introduction?

Proposals for a basic income grant have been around for decades — why are people saying that now is the time for its introduction?

Proposals for a BIG have been around for decades - why are people saying that now is the time for its introduction?

The call was made in Abuja yesterday, during an expert meeting on conducting Nigeria's 2023 general election in Volatile

26 August 2022 - Race is South Africa’s eternal fault line. Nearly everything in this country is viewed through the prism of race, from who our politicians are, and who represents South Africa in international sport, to who is reading and writing South African literature.

It’s no secret: The free market has its critics in the United States. Elected officials routinely scapegoat free enterprise as the source of America’s

Children in Wales who started secondary school in 2021 were more likely to report elevated symptoms of depression than those who began before the…