Prof Mias de Klerk writes an open letter to the South African President.

We must get to the bottom of what happened with the Russian cargo ship, Lady R.

There is an increasing disbelief among the population that, in these tough and challenging times, politicians are capable of doing anything to improve the quality of their everyday life.

We asked UCT GSB Professor Thomas Koelble to give us his thoughts on whether support for democracy in the country is waning, and how this system is being affected by globalisation.

In a time of crisis, there can never be a flawless plan, but a sense of responsibility and grace in the exercise of power is the minimum that the public expects.

Ramaphosa has little room to manoeuvre, it’s true. But without bold leadership at this juncture, SA is on the road to nowhere.

Trade unions, and their allies on the far left of the political spectrum, are to South Africa’s job market what the Berlin Wall was to Germany.

When Eskom declared Stage 6 load shedding recently, South Africa convulsed in a state of incredible anger.

Herman Mashaba is likely to give the DA more trouble outside the party than he did when he was inside.

So, how do we start fixing the situation we are in? For a start we need to ruthlessly chart the cause and effect of how we got here and then we need to visualise the goal that we need to strive for.