EDITORIAL: South Africa at 30: IEC in the crosshairs

The attacks on the election commission are baseless but achieve their outrageous goals

EDITORIAL: ANC’s funding tricks

Bid to conceal donations is in line with Malema’s call

EDITORIAL: Do municipalities have what it takes to change?

Municipalities are queuing up for the Eskom debt write-off scheme — but how many of them can comply with the terms?

EDITORIAL: Zuma gets his chance to finish the job

Ramaphosa and ANC leaders must be kicking themselves

EDITORIAL: Sars’s success sparks hope

Having the right people with the right support is a winning recipe for restoring public institutions

EDITORIAL: A million Palestinians face starvation in Gaza

Israel denies limiting aid but there’s a growing consensus that its military actions in the strip have triggered a famine

EDITORIAL: Scrapping e-tolls — another of Lesufi’s gimmicks

The e-toll gantries may be turned off on April 11, but taxpayers will continue to pay for the hated system

EDITORIAL: A triumph for transparency

Eskom must reveal contracts for coal and diesel and for exporting power to other countries

EDITORIAL: Why the ANC needs to make an example of Mapisa-Nqakula

The vote of no confidence is a golden opportunity for the party to take a tough stance on corruption before the election

EDITORIAL: No water, no problem

Joburg’s mayor is in denial and water boards play the blame game as millions face water outages

EDITORIAL: Zuma’s revenge

Can Ramaphosa protect the constitutional order he helped create?

EDITORIAL: Time for Michelle Phillips to get SA rolling again

Michelle Phillips has an uphill task in getting Transnet back on track

EDITORIAL: Making a mockery of clean governance

Having the tick of impropriety behind your name — or at the very least a charge of incompetence — would seem to be a badge of honour in the ANC

EDITORIAL: Cele’s flights of fantasy

The police minister portrays his attendance at the  ANC manifesto launch as a ‘policing duty’

EDITORIAL: South Africa deserves to hear the truth about Zuma’s tax affairs

Sars flatly refuses to hand Jacob Zuma’s tax records for the years he was president to journalists, despite a watershed ruling that enables it to do so