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The decision of the Ackerman family to relinquish control of Pick n Pay is generous. Legally, there was nothing obliging the family to make this concession.

Sapo workers march in protest, feeling unheard amid halted retrenchments and questions over pension funds.

I can’t get over the sense that South Africa is overbanked. Here is why little red lights are flashing for me.

SOEs that have been leeching off the fiscus for 30 years will have to privatise or close. State finances are low and declining rapidly.

The tectonic plates beneath our feet are shifting again. It is undeniable that this is a time of great uncertainty. Daily Maverick and an audience of 1,500 readers will get together in person for a full day on 14 March to talk South African elections 2024. It will be a momentous day. The tecton...

In a wide-ranging interview to reflect on the three decades of democracy, and challenges and solutions for South Africa, outspoken political economist and analyst Moeletsi Mbeki listed the governing ANC’s five mortal sins.

One Millcreek couple has to choose between staying in Utah or moving somewhere new for the sake of their health.

Stanley Kessell had already escaped the dangers of war-torn France when he was killed. The war photographer died in an accident during an army exercise in Yorkshire but, when it came to honouring the

The National Health Insurance Bill is easily the maddest piece of lawmaking by the ANC to date.

The former DA leader considers how South Africa might become competitive and successful as a nation again.