By
Hugo Kruger
Published
December 2, 2024
The Department of Energy had a final session of public participation last week. Hugo Kruger explains their response, and what it means for our power grid
Joan Swart
The DA has learned to make several foxlike Machiavellian moves, gaining and retaining significant power. But their commitment to their voter base has taken a backseat.
Industry representatives are severely concerned about the predatory tax hike on an already precarious industry, and have pleaded with authorities to spare jobs in the sector
Robert Duigan
November 15, 2024
The Treasury recently announced its intention to tax people directly on their property values, and to implement a global tax regime. Where are its critics?
November 13, 2024
Hugo Kruger shows how the state-owned enterprise was already aware of the risks, and asks why they did nothing to prevent the accident from occurring
November 11, 2024
Dion George has prioritised the implementation of deluded carbon reduction strategies instead of focusing on the core issues of his department - licensing and conservation
The electricity minister has launched an urgent intervention to secure liquid natural gas supplies as insecurity in Mozambique has jeopardised steady regional fuel supplies.
While the DA have made no meaningful efforts to combat racial discrimination, RP hopes to pressure them and other parties in the GNU to make a start
The DA-led government is hoping to use the event to make a quick tourism buck, but at a massive cost to the taxpayer, and against the grain of the broadly conservative population
While Ward 8 has always been a DA safe seat, the CIP took all but 45 of the votes not given to the DA.
November 18, 2024
In die 1920s wou die USSR Russies na Latyn omskakel om wêreldwye kommunisme te bevorder. Vandag kies voormalige USSR-lande weer Latyn skrif oor Cyrillies vir "dekolonialisering"
November 12, 2024
Recently, the DA let Raybin Figland off for a sex-for-jobs scandal after delaying the investigation for several years. Recently leaked communications show other coverups too
Chris Waldburger
October 30, 2024
A strange sense of destiny hovers over November 5th, writes Chris Waldburger
