Tim Cohen

South Africa’s government of national unity is having, how should we put it, “relationship issues”. In this edition of

I know this will come as a total shocker, and perhaps as somewhat naive, but I think both the government

There are few things that instil immediate fear in almost all of humanity, but the words “nuclear bomb” must be

Excuse the interruption, but some quick housekeeping about this site.  First, welcome to all the new subscribers, notably those from

My podcast colleague Mark Barnes often talks about the concept of “fair market value”, going so far as to suggest

If Cyril Ramaphosa’s presidency had a sound, it would be the echo of a room full of clever people

One of the many downsides of today's smaller newsrooms is that some important issues just don’t get

If the Starlink debate has done anything, it has rekindled South Africa’s long-running, anguished and contested debate about Black

Following President Cyril Ramaphosa’s theatrical meeting with Donald Trump on Wednesday last week, there has been an absolute outpouring

The world and its distant relatives have had their say about the theatrical meeting between South African President Cyril Ramaphosa

In the end, they both came away with a book. The much-heralded confrontation between SA President Cyril Ramaphosa and US

What do you do if your police force refuses to investigate certain kinds of crime? Essentially, in a constitutional democracy,