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Bantu Mniki holds a BCom Honours in Management and works as a director in the education sector. He is passionate about nation building and its relevance in the story of South Africa. He loves writing and believes in its power to inform, unite, and inspire people.
Julius Malema is an established loudmouth whose style of politics has delivered many “benefits” for him throughout his political career.
The appointment of Dina Pule to the important job of heading the department raised serious debate, particularly in that Pule was replacing Sisisi Tolashe, who was dismissed for impropriety.
His relationships with Khan, tobacco industry players, and the behind-the-scenes machinations for self-interests were on display for all to see at the Madlanga Commission
“Across Africa there are integrations between banks, governments and payment systems that often don’t exist elsewhere because necessity has driven innovation here.”
By the time this article is published, the much talked about June 30 protests will have come and gone.
The DA’s newly elected leader, Geordin Hill-Lewis, has just made a bold political move.
According to the World Bank and S&P Global Container Port Performance Index, SA occupies two distinct rankings.
Life has a curious tendency of throwing in distractions at times when there are great opportunities. These seem like inevitable tests that expose whether we focus on distractions or opportunities.
True to form, the president is putting our constitutional architecture to the test.
The Constitutional Court has referred the Phala Phala matter back to parliament. This is good enough reason for hope.
Social development minister Sisisi Tolashe apparently told the ANC’s integrity commission that she registered the two donated Chinese SUVs in her children’s names to protect the cars from possible seizure by creditors.
One of the oft-mentioned forms of the development of children is their path through destruction.
The disregard for the law in SA is now a subculture, to a significant extent because of the ease with which politicians intentionally attack the judiciary.
The shocking oil price hike resulting from the conflict in the Middle East is a brutal reality.
Governing a country is serious business. The consequences of failure are dire and often create their own momentum into chaos.
