By
Robert Duigan
Published
Sep 9, 2024
The celebrated mayor wants the DA to reach out beyond the minority vote. But does he really know how to do so himself? We take a look at the numbers
Sep 7, 2024
The relocation scheme is terribly disorganised, and the land use is far from optimal. What's worse, it aims to eliminate invaluable urban agricultural land.
The research organisation outlines recent major developments and power shifts in the Cape Town gang landscape in its third installment of the series
Jul 30, 2024
The new law allows the Minister to control every aspect of the economy and impose mandatory restrictions on every sphere of government, and each individual in the economy
Jul 26, 2024
The DA has been successfully neutered, the EFF are facing jail, and Zuma is both irreplaceable, and facing old age. The ANC will soon have no opposition.
Jul 6, 2024
The DA has been reduced to an appendix in the ANC administration, but the ExCo remain desperate to preserve it. The VF+ face a similar dilemma.
The DA however, has wilted in the face of the unions. But they could have used this crisis to improve schools dramatically
The MEC for agriculture made a presentation to the two foreign investment groups, assuring them of the benefits of the province's and the GNU's economic plans
The new airport in Plettenberg Bay is the second major project since the commissioning of the Winelands airport late last year.
Knysna’s R60 million dispute with Grey Elephant Investments shows no sign of resolution, and an attempt to unseat the ANC-led coalition was thwarted by a poor internet connection
Sep 2, 2024
South Africa leads in platinum exports, but the industry faces uncertainty as internal combustion engines are replaced by electric motors. But some see hope in fuel cell technology
The American trade programme provides ease of access for selected African countries, but strained relations with the United States over Israel create a degree of uncertainty
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Heralding the launch of the Afrikaner Foundation, spokesman Ernst van Zyl sets out the Solidariteit Movement's post-electoral vision for the Afrikaner people at home and abroad
