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As the camera panned up and over the mob of excited Springboks in that Paris stadium, the man who engineered it was standing quietly at the back. From installing Kolisi as the country’s first black Springbok captain, to winning the World Cup in Japan in 2019, the British & Irish Lions series, a...

Calling this African journey an Epic Road Trip is no exaggeration. Now, home was a few hundred instead of thousands of kilometres away.

South Africa’s fiscal situation is arguably at its worst in the post-apartheid era but the proposed solutions are contentious.

It is legally inappropriate to locate the anti-corruption machinery of state within the NPA while it is infested with saboteurs.

The ANC should perhaps get everyone to resign and reapply for membership – everyone from the president down to the rank and file at branch level.

As we confront the many severe challenges in our country, we draw hope and encouragement from the determination and the performance the Springboks and the Proteas have displayed.

A country with as many challenges as we have needs a short list of clear priorities that will drive an acceleration of economic growth.

About 53 weeks ago, President Cyril Ramaphosa promised that the government he leads would work against corruption and that State Capture would never happen again. However, there is little to no evidence that the promise is being kept.

I have a terrible sense that whenever anyone reads anything about Sanral, their eyes glaze over. It’s pretty complicated, I know, but it’s also extremely important. Allow me to quickly explain why.

Former deputy chief justice calls on the state to protect whistleblowers as inaugural Whistleblower Awards celebrate journalists, rights defenders and media houses for their dedication to building a corruption-free South Africa.