
Commercial culture is needed in South Africa
Without this cultural transformation, the prospects for successful change become increasingly dim.

Without this cultural transformation, the prospects for successful change become increasingly dim.

The freedom to express oneself does not mean that what others express will necessarily be acceptable to you as an individual reader or to society at large.

The state should, as far as possible, bring the power of the security apparatus and the criminal justice system closer to the people.

Corruption is a widespread issue, not unique to South Africa.

Unemployment occurs when there is an oversupply of labour that individuals are willing to provide, in contrast to the number of businesses willing to hire that labour.

It is clear that the Commission has been influenced by the EU’s regulatory dispensation when it came to its recommendations aimed at correcting impediments to competition.

There is no magic wand or government plan that will make South Africa prosperous.

The economy is not a pie – at least, not a limited one.

South Africans need to sacrifice some of the luxuries provided by our state.