
Business Day column: Why rape and expropriation should not pit us against each other
WHAT do rape and expropriation have in common? No, not that expropriation is “economic” rape. Physical rape is infinitely worse.

WHAT do rape and expropriation have in common? No, not that expropriation is “economic” rape. Physical rape is infinitely worse.

SA COMES of age today. It is election day. Historians might look back on today as the day on which SA achieved democratic maturity.

OUR government is serious about turning us into one of the world’s richest countries. When our communist Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies, counter-intuitively assures investors that “we’re open for business”, he means it.

Analysis of the ANC Youth League’s Nationalisation Proposals

THE evidence that almost everything for almost everyone almost everywhere is better when governments are smaller and individuals freer is so overwhelming that there is no room for informed doubt.

THE evidence that almost everything for almost everyone almost everywhere is better when governments are smaller and individuals freer is so overwhelming that there is no room for informed doubt.

Mud oozed between her toes. Not ordinary mud. Mud containing rotting garbage, human and animal faeces…

IN OR out there is never a doubt, sang Sandie Shaw in her 1967 blockbuster hit Puppet on a String.

RACIAL equality through “transformation” is obviously a bad idea.

US low-income (subprime) housing policy. The US federal government decides, rightly in my view, to have private housing for the poor