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Oct 2, 2024
This marks a first for the organisation, who have until now not waded into parliamentary politics. But the group considers it a vital question for their cultural survival.
Robert Duigan
The dumping of 40 000 lower-income residents into the city centre could have extremely negative effects for the business community and tourism. But the City seem not to care
Mashatile's recent tour to JP Morgan's London HQ was sidelined by the debanking of his business partners and the announcement of BNP Paribas and HSBC's departure from SA
Oct 3, 2024
Oct 1, 2024
The Western Cape, like much of South Africa, has had its symbolic representation redesigned to fit new political constituencies. But did they need to be this bad?
The Act places great power in the hands of the national government. The DA Minister could use this for a temporary good, but has instead chosen to carry forward the ANC's policies.
The company has purchased a 10% stake in the Deep Western Orange Basin off the west coast, but the investment is risky, with foreign-funded NGOs waging lawfare against their peers
Phil Craig lays out the path forward for the movement after its recent defeat, and makes the case for a privately-run referendum
Sep 30, 2024
The spat between the two parties has become only deeper and pettier over the past few weeks, though neither party is exactly helping themselves
Guest Author
A culture of impunity in the DA has led to many instances of corruption being overlooked. But the capture of the City housing department under Malusi Booi may be among the worst.
