Thuli Madonsela’s probe into state capture doesn’t just implicate outgoing Eskom CEO Brian Molefe, writes Nicola Mawson.
With the amount of money being paid to CEOs, it’s no wonder the working class is irked, argues Nicola Mawson.
Political infighting among the Guptas, Pravin Gordhan and Jacob Zuma costs those who can least afford it, writes Nicola Mawson.
As Johannesburg celebrates its 130th birthday, Nicola Mawson ponders how we’ll move to the next step.
You have to be careful where you invest your money when there are so many schemes promising easy cash, says Nicola Mawson.
Business needs to step in and help fund education, or it won’t only be a case of #FeesMustFall, argues Nicola Mawson.
A plan without details is as useless as the paper it’s written on, argues Nicola Mawson.
South Africans need to start holding leaders accountable for misspent money, argues Nicola Mawson.
The Olympic Games should be about more than just a fashion statement, argues Nicola Mawson.
Politicians should be putting South Africans and economic growth first, not their egos, argues Nicola Mawson.
The rand recovered on #Elections2016 sentiment, but that’s no reason to rush out and splash your cash, writes Nicola Mawson.
A national minimum wage and youth unemployment is not an issue that politicians should bicker about, argues Nicola Mawson.
Competition law needs to be rethought so that the man in the street gets some recompense for money being misspent, argues Nicola Mawson.
Why does Eskom want us to pay more for electricity when it’s sitting on an effective cash pile of R200 billion, asks Nicola Mawson.
Women who flaunt their assets to land a job are letting down the rest of us who just get on with making things happen, writes Nicola Mawson.
Calling a thorn by a sweeter sounding name is just papering over economic cracks, and South Africans deserve better, argues Nicola Mawson.
SA needs more people to stand up against wrongdoing, or else issues such as the Guptas’ alleged state capture will continue unhindered, argues Nicola Mawson.
This year’s wage negotiations will be tougher than ever, and it’s time to find a way to avoid the inevitable stalemate, writes Nicola Mawson.
Making the gas industry more competitive is not a heating silver bullet for SA’s poor, argues Nicola Mawson.
South Africa needs to pay more attention to wage inequity of it is to bolster economic growth, writes Nicola Mawson.
CEOs who are not hands on will feel the pain when customers opt for better service, writes Nicola Mawson.
Getting our currency to the right level is going to take time and dedication, and we must act now, writes Nicola Mawson.
There’s no reason why London should seem more attractive than Johannesburg, writes Nicola Mawson.
Yesterday’s Constitutional Court ruling wasn’t about money, it was about restoring faith in SA Inc, writes Nicola Mawson.
Perhaps the current political shake-up is just what SA needs to get on the right track, writes Nicola Mawson.