Tim Cohen

ere is some good news. Honestly. I am not making this up. Crime is declining in South Africa. It’s

When Trade and Industry Minister Parks Tau first suggested his R100-billion transformation fund, the idea was rejected outright by business

Some time ago, I was granted a one-on-one interview with Bill Gates, the renowned entrepreneur, healthcare buff, and global philanthropist,

Let's get some things straight. There are only three (expletive deleted) sources of capital; debt, tax, and foreign

It’s often said that when one door closes another opens, especially when the news is bad. But what often

ne of the comments I have been hearing a lot since the Budget was delivered last Wednesday is that South

One likes to be open-minded and free-thinking, but for reasons of diplomacy and decorum (especially if it’s your job)

Finally, (it feels like) we have a Budget! Actually, it’s only been a few weeks, but it has felt

When cellular companies were contemplating a move from 3G to 4G, governments around the world were licking their lips.  Cellular

The Trump administration disclosed the names of the cryptocurrencies it intends building into a strategic reserve of digital assets, surprising

Something odd is happening with the readership of South African news websites; it's dropping like a stone. Why?

One suggestion to fix the government budget shortfall, made oddly by trade union federation Cosatu, is for the government to