Articles
2 March 2026
Financial literacy should be prioritised as a subject to be taught not only in schools and universities, but to all South Africans.
South Africa’s market realities clearly align with the West – especially if one considers the damage that Chinese imports have done to the local economy.
Doctors, especially still in training, are expected to work ungodly hours under intense pressure.
Apartheid’s great crime was not only what it did, but the logic it normalised.
They build it in one, under budget and with good quality.
This rhetoric doesn’t serve the interests of South Africa’s people, or the people of Venezuela.
Someone must generate wealth before the state can claim it.
It requires almost every business in the country to apply for a licence, and to renew it every five years.