Are South African banks using reputational risk as a shield for corruption? Sipho Tshabalala exposes the unsettling truth behind the financial institutions that dictate who gets access to the economy.
Thought to be a hoax, a new study looking at 616 languages around the world discovered that Eastern Canadian Inuktitut had the highest number of words related to snow.
Artificial intelligence may be the most significant disruptor in the history of mankin. . AI will undoubtedly help solve vast problems, while generating vast fortunes for technology companies and investors. However, the rapid spread of generative AI will also automate vast swathes of the global workforce, eviscerating white-collar and blue-collar jobs alike.
A city with a R37 billion budget should not need to impose some of the country’s steepest tariff hikes, writes Roger Solomons.
How does the term 'Renaissance' distort the narrative of African liberation? Gillian Schutte sounds the call for ReAfricanisation and the reclamation of ancestral identity.
Reflecting on the 80th anniversary of Victory Day is a powerful reminder of courage and unity against tyranny. How do we honour the sacrifices of the past while shaping a more just future?
Looking at Donald Trump's recent retreat from the brink of a global trade conflict as public opinion and economic pressures force a rethink in tactics.
President Donald Trump’s unpredictable tariff negotiations leave global leaders scrambling, as the US shifts from a 90-day suspension to potential reinstatement of high tariffs.
There is a disturbing trend of arbitrary bank account closures affecting politicians worldwide, from Melania Trump to Julius Malema, says the writer.