EDITORIAL: Blackmail by Eskom on tariff
Blackouts moot as National Energy Regulator of SA ruling was for 2013-14EDITORIAL: Barclays exit a sign of the times
Onerous capital rules one reason for selldown of possible 62% stake in Barclays Africa by top British bank
EDITORIAL: No time to test the abyss again
The hounding of Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan does not bode well at a time when the country can ill afford instability in his portfolio
EDITORIAL: Protests omen of deeper ills
Leaders must listen, mediate a conversation towards a sustainable solution and curb violence
EDITORIAL: AU morphing into the OAU
Prevalence of dictatorships a worrying trend as pan-African body once again falls into grip of an old boys club — literally
EDITORIAL: MPs fail at critical debate
Opposition parties relish Jacob Zuma’s lack of depth and eloquence, but their own response does not inspire confidence
EDITORIAL: End of a giant as Anglo cuts back
A big revamp is planned for the miner once synonymous with South Africa
EDITORIAL: SA companies failing on King 3
It is disturbing to see some high-profile listed companies breaching one of the important guidelines in the governance lexicon — the rule against making the role of the chairman an executive one
EDITORIAL: Yellen spooks the markets
Fed chairwoman Janet Yellen’s warnings about outlook for US growth spark widespread sell-off
EDITORIAL: Zuma must admit graft costs SA dearly
President must spell out measures to tackle corruption — empty words must stop and politicians found colluding with businesses to rob state must be dealt with harshly
EDITORIAL: Much rests on Zuma’s speech
Recognition is needed of the crisis South Africa is in as environment becomes ripe for dangerous populism that could further divide society
EDITORIAL: Growth of 7% may be a pipe dream
World Bank shows National Development Plan’s economic growth targets are unrealistic
EDITORIAL: Don’t let dogma shape the budget
In tough economic times, nothing is sacrosanct. It's time to make hard decisions and implement them
EDITORIAL: Curb bonuses in straitened times
Inequality makes high remuneration and shunting so much money into ‘bonus pools’ a hot topic
EDITORIAL: A belated move to fix policing ills
Painfully slow public order policing inquriy must be asked to speed up its work
EDITORIAL: Beware further fallout over SARS
Tax agency cannot be made a political battlefield with potential implications that threaten well-functioning organisation and stability
EDITORIAL: Hawks’ conduct needs scrutiny
Poor showing by the police and state security ministers to explain Hawks' investigation that has ensnared Pravin Gordhan shows rough handling of sensitive caseEDITORIAL: Trust in SA Inc plunges yet again
Domestic politics floor the rand once more and all signs show the risky behaviour is set to continue
EDITORIAL: Gordhan hits the right budget notes
Fiscal consolidation by curtailing expenditure and borrowing are some of the measures that need to be implemented urgently
EDITORIAL: Lessons of Lily mine disaster
The rescue efforts and support for workers at Lily gold mine is laudable
EDITORIAL: A speech devoid of conviction
Vagueness on cost-cutting measures meant to help avoid a downgrade gives the impression President Zuma is not serious about them
EDITORIAL: Zwane missed an opportunity
Mining Indaba speech avoids the tough issues: commodities crisis, production shutdowns, and further decimation of jobs
EDITORIAL: Necsa must clean up its act
Nuclear Energy Corporation of SA currently not fit to lead R1-trillion or more investment in new nuclear power stations
EDITORIAL: Prince a symbol of deep malaise
Seismic shift needed to uproot corrupt system where political parties extract funds in return for deals
EDITORIAL: Rate rise augurs tough year ahead
Interest rate hike maintains Reserve Bank’s policy credibility as guardian of economic stability
EDITORIAL: Rates dilemma for Reserve Bank
Reserve Bank has to weigh high inflation against low growth, while rand will no doubt be biggest consideration in its ‘data dependent’ decision this week
EDITORIAL: Sports stars behaving badly
Match-fixing and other cheating the antithesis of values sports men and women are meant to uphold. Persistent scandals make supporters cynical
EDITORIAL: Dispute is about deeper divisions
Cosatu lost provident fight as it has no influence while its interests are too intertwined with ruling party's to call for outright vote boycott
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