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The numerous renewable energy, economic and infrastructure developments on the African continent make it an attractive investment destination. All that is required to take successful African...
Looking back over 2012 it is clear that the second half of the year was bad, very bad: Marikana in August; several wildcat strikes in the mining and Boland agricultural sectors; and a down-rating...
If we are to end the turmoil in our mining industry, we need a proper conversation around how this crisis came about; if we are to send our people home with pay packets rather than termination...
South Africa has taken a hiding in recent weeks from the rating agencies and foreign investors, The Economist and The Wall Street Journal, strikes and unions. We are facing increased electricity...
Our country is facing a major crisis. The labour relations framework, especially in the mining sector is under stress, stretching to breaking point the relationships between workers, organised...
The assertions in an article published by the UK magazine the Economist on 20 October (Sad South Africa - Cry the Beloved Country) are misleading, says the Presidency. "It is grossly incorrect to...
The assertions in the article published by the UK magazine the Economist on 20 October (Sad South Africa - Cry the Beloved Country) cannot go unchallenged as they are so misleading.
Today we celebrate the foundation of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) fifty years ago. This year also marks the 10th Anniversary of the African Union (AU) and the New Partnership for African...
I am honoured to have been given this opportunity to address D66 today. From the Democratic Alliance, your sister party, I bring you the greetings of our leader and premier of the Western Cape...
It has been interesting to note some of the strongly contrasting opinions that have emerged this month over the future of nuclear energy – views expressed to coincide with the anniversary of the...
At the end of 2011, and the beginning of a new year, Europe is in a mess and likely to get much worse before it gets better. Africa, by contrast, is solvent. Africa is already into a growth cycle....
South Africa may be the new kid on the block when it arrives at next week’s Bric summit in China, but the country has much to offer as a gateway to Africa with one of the strongest financial...
The Economist in its first edition for 2010 asks the question: "What will make the news over the coming twelve months?" Its answer: "The Football World Cup to be held in South Africa in June and...
In this video clip, Poppie Mphuthing, Researcher in the Crime, Justice and Politics Programme at the Institute for Security Studies, speaks to Polity's Amy Witherden on how South African citizens...