On war’s 100th day, fan and foe agree: Netanyahu’s reign won’t...
Even some of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's biggest fans seem resigned to the inevitable departure of a leader they still admire.By Maayan LubellRAMLA,...
Equity markets are uncertain, but rand stronger
MARKETS ON MONDAY: Equity markets on the JSE remained uncertain and nervous last week due to a lack of fresh domestic market and economic...
Solar trends every homeowner should know about in 2024
The onset of the new year is the ideal time to consider your household’s energy needs for the next twelve months.AS LOAD shedding intensifies...
School uniform costs raise questions of supplier corruption
Parents who are forced to buy uniforms from selected suppliers appointed by schools have been joined by political parties and others in calling on...
As the world evolves, so do payment systems
The cashless trend is coming to South African shores with Woolworths SA announcing that its WCafés would be going cashless, which has been met...
Deconstructing SA’s political scenery: MK and the battle of two ANCs
OPINION: The re-emergence of former president Jacob Zuma and the emergence of the newly-formed MK Party on the South African political scene continues to...
Point of view: Basic income grant can alleviate poverty
OPINION: A report titled ‘Macroeconomic and Developmental Impacts of Selected Basic Income Grant (BIG) Pathways for South Africa’ highlights the transformative impact of a...
When our taps splutter, sputter and splash
GREY MUTTER: All over, at municipalities across the Province and across the nation, warning lights are flashing, service delivery is stuttering and it seems...
Davos 2024: Extreme weather and misinformation top global risks
Risk specialists see extreme weather and misinformation as most likely to trigger a global crisis in the next couple of years, a World Economic...
Eskom’s plans to end load shedding dealt a blow as key...
With the expiration of their grid access at the end of 2023, South Africa stands to lose approximately 1,400MW of potential dispatchable power. This...
