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Marikana and the police: It's been a decade and the SAP... - Vimarsana News

Marikana and the police: It's been a decade and the SAP...

Police bosses should have learnt from the Marikana massacre, but in the 10 years since, the cop service has been plagued by successive scandals involving claims of corrupt leaders and criminality.

NADINE DREYER | Is it Usain Bolt? Is it a fleeing Gupta? No! It's the savannah's super speeder - Vimarsana News

NADINE DREYER | Is it Usain Bolt? Is it a fleeing Gupta? No! It's the savannah's super speeder

The cheetah, the fastest land animal, can reach 100km an hour in about the same time as a Formula One car

Children in South Africa are starving to death because... - Vimarsana News

Children in South Africa are starving to death because...

Corruption has become so acute in South Africa that children in the Eastern Cape and other impoverished areas are starving to death – while a third of the (still edible and nutritious) food produced in South Africa ends up in landfills.

Making a scapegoat of the constitution is misguided and... - Vimarsana News

Making a scapegoat of the constitution is misguided and...

Criticisms of the failures in governance in SA since 1994 are well-founded but are not the fault of the Constitution.

Ramaphosa's economic reconstruction and recovery plan is a mess – time to throw the baby out with the bathwater - Vimarsana News

Ramaphosa's economic reconstruction and recovery plan is a mess – time to throw the baby out with the bathwater

Why does business continue to offer its support for President Cyril Ramaphosa’s October 2020 economic reconstruction and recovery plan, which is neither a plan nor a strategy and has no chance of returning the country to growth or much-increased employment? President Cyril Ramaphosa introduced an economic reconstruction and recovery plan in a speech to the National Assembly in October 2020. To read it today – about 15 months later – is to be reminded of both its implausibility and of its hubris.