In the coming politically confusing days, expect to see the widespread insistence that two wrongs do, in fact, make a right

Our fiscal leaders have delusions of SA’s economy being a leaping Labrador but it is more akin to a crippled chihuahua

At the weekend Mbeki bemoaned the state of the ANC, yet ‘cadre deployment’ was his doing. Nonetheless, we’ll live

RTMC thinks they’re SA’s most dangerous drivers and wants the speed limit lowered. Does it get how numbers work?

The ‘chancers’ who choose not to pay for their electricity now have something to consider

The wrangle and fawning over Ramaphosa’s optimistic words feels like some kind of Stockholm Syndrome

Here’s an educated guess on the contents of Sona, which will all be forgotten by Friday. I thank you

Sona matters, says government, because it creates ‘a transparency’, but only William Smith can do that

Mogoeng, who barely inhabited this world, did a competent job of it, so it should be a doddle for his successor

The UK prime minister says he will look into the firm, the SA arm of which ‘helped capture Sars’. When is another story