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Last week, PRASA CEO Kgosi Matthews was placed on "precautionary suspension" because he did not initially disclose he has dual citizenship.

In his excellent book Beyond Order, Jordan Peterson shares a story that explains why most herd animals - Sapiens included - tend to stay in crowds.

Where do we now stand on the ludicrous issue that the South African Post Office should be the official carrier of any items under 1kg?

The R15m sports facility is just another example of ANC profligacy gone mad

Minister Enoch Godongwana spoke out last week about the urgent need for big structural reforms to boost growth.

In response to David Lipschitz’s view on corruption in SOEs, community member Nick Najbicz concludes “white collar crime also pays”.

"Finally, major entrepreneur has spoken truth to power, articulating what many have long sensed but felt too timid to express," writes Chatov.

On the subject of vaccination, the following submission titled 50 Shades of Grey and the Constitution makes for interesting reading.

Tim Greig says Rob Hersov’s Q&A from the BizNews Investment Conference might have made its way into the Presidency’s office.

Sara-Jayne King speaks to Philippe Kjellgren, founder of Africa Padel.