Editorials

Challenge now is putting all of this into practice, especially with chronically inefficient UIF

A report exposing eyewatering corruption among health officials is a grim omen of what implementing the NHI policy could lead to

Wealth is being exported while national assets are turned into someone else’s factor input

Trump’s plan is not perfect, but it has the potential of being a building block to a credible one

Timing of the launch — before local government elections — will make it a political football

SAPS has long been bloated and factionalised, but commission is a chance to push reform

Spinning off distribution while customers remain insolvent is the corporate equivalent of selling a house with the roof leaking

Parents of all races have relieved government of some of the education funding burden

State department publishes review of economy, pointing to strengths and challenges

Without private sector pressure and resources, SA’s efforts to fix power, rail and ports would be moving even slower

The goal should be getting black South Africans steady salaries, real contracts and routes into skilled work

President’s address at special conference on Palestine will go down as one of his most consequential

Libstar has received ‘expressions of interest’ — good news for long-suffering shareholders who have endured a lean time since the group was listed on the JSE in 2018

Credibility and legitimacy of SA demonstrating its ability to mediate big, difficult global conversation

The involvement of politicians has stained the impending award and may cause unprecedented disruption