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Caiphus Kgosana is the Editor of Business Times.
Delegates from China, India, Indonesia and Mexico travelling to Johannesburg for the G20 Heads of State Summit in November will be able to apply for travel visas from the comfort of their own homes using a smartphone.
Public enterprises minister Pravin Gordan has announced a shakeup of the Transnet board after constraints on the railways and ports resulted in South Africa missing out on billions of rand in revenue.
The EFF leader has a ruthless streak and a shrewd political brain, but he mustn’t let his power go to his head
The new finance minister’s first budget is one of fiscal consolidation
“A surge in commodity prices has significantly improved the in-year revenue outlook, although its effect is likely to be temporary. Revenue collection remains well below pre-pandemic expectations, and in this sense the numbers flatter to…
The Treasury has described continuous power cuts implemented by Eskom as a drag on growth.
In the greater scheme of things we are irrelevant, because apart from commodities SA at present has little to offer
Instead of wasting time trying to recoup what’s unrecoupable, it should use the gantries for much-needed traffic control
With the dearth of political options, I may as well just take election day off, relax and WhatsApp my friends
If infighting and factionalism in the party doesn’t stop, it will lose to the underdogs
The party passes fantasy resolutions without telling us how its mega ideas will be funded
The party has not only let itself down but lamentably the people who look to it for guidance and leadership
SA’s unemployment rate is more than 44%, In Indonesia, which embraces SMMEs, it’s 4.11%. Surely that’s the way to go
His protestations are fair enough, but he will always be remembered as the president who betrayed Afghans
In local elections, and soon in national elections too, the opposition parties do not have to be SA’s only alternatives
