[Letter] SA citizens have low quality of life
Challenges facing consumers a reflection of the state of governance in SA.
[Letter] IMF revision on growth is no surprise
SA must urgently deal with problems hurting the economy.
[Letter] Bailout risks papering over Transnet failures
The longer SA focuses on short-term ‘fixes’ its trade potential will be hobbled
[Letter] Lax biosecurity a threat to agriculture
No or limited government funding is available to implement control measures.
[Video] WEF 2024 | Team SA hopes to lure back investors
As the World Economic Forum begins at Davos this morning, Team South Africa has a lot on its plate, trying to sell the country to investors.
[Opinion] Planning for success by getting our ports up and running
Through all of this, the crucial lesson for SA to realise and implement is getting its ports back to an adequate level of operation, such that the country can place itself in a position to take advantage of times when global trade patterns shift due to unforeseen events and conflicts.
[Letter] Preferential procurement only benefits vested interests
Preferential procurement policies tend to skew towards benefiting those with the necessary political connections and influence.
[Video] Discussion | Red Sea blockade and SA
Shipping firms have decided to redirect their ships as attacks by Houthi rebels along the trade route through the Red Sea continue.