Almost a third of DIRCO’s properties overseas in “poor” condition, MPs told Thirty percent of the 174 state-owned properties ...

Highest election-year political attacks recorded in SA since 2000 – report Figures from the Global Initiative Against ...

Ongoing erosion of economic liberty in South Africa is reflected in its further decline from 83rd to 87th place out of 165 ...

According to Thabo Mbeki – or technically, the document put out by the Thabo Mbeki Foundation – for South Africa to abandon its policy trajectory would not merely be a political defeat but would push ...

Terence Corrigan and Nicholas Lorimer discuss the latest polling from News24 on the upcoming local government election. They also discuss the Thabo Mbeki monograph and its claims about BEE and race ...

Safety concerns prompt delay in release of new OpenAI model Saachi Jain, head of safety systems at OpenAI, has announced that ...

“Death penalty: Let’s not aspire to being a bloodthirsty, barbaric nation”, read a headline last week over a Daily Maverick piece by veteran journalist Mondli Makhanya. As Ekurhuleni (and the rest of ...

Jonathan Katzenellenbogen is a Johannesburg-based freelance journalist. His articles have appeared on DefenceWeb, Politicsweb, as well as in a number of overseas publications. Katzenellenbogen has ...

Polling shows SA ambassador to the United States Roelf Meyer “is in step with a clear majority of South Africans in rejecting ...

One hundred years ago, in the summer of 1926, Bill Shirer and Grant Wood sat on the terrace of the Deux Magots café in Paris and sipped white wine. Aspiring journalist Shirer was 22, painter Wood 35.

This article is quite blunt and transparent about who it addresses. I write this for the South African who follows politics relatively closely, believes in free markets, property rights, ...