Tim Cohen

In an odd way, the heist feels like a French fable for late capitalism — a collision between elegance and entropy.

Why development finance in South Africa is reminiscent of the movie Withnail and I

The Department of Trade and Industry is reportedly considering a voluntary way of “shortcutting” black economic empowerment regulations, which would

Everything is united – except it’s not! In this podcast, Mark Barnes and Tim Cohen discuss the prospects of Unite

One of SA's biggest State disasters of the post-state capture period has also been one of its least

Here is a big question: what is artificial intelligence going to do to website income, and how will that change

It was a big sporting weekend, but also a contrasting one. Well-known for their calm, quiet and subdued nature, rugby

There is no question that the world is in a period of global geopolitical flux. If only there were a

If we are being honest about being honest, we might admit that for politicians, being honest is full of risks.

We got treated to some wonderful evidence this past week about the abstruse dangers of political honesty.  When President Cyril

What more is there to say about the murder of insolvency attorney Bouwer van Niekerk that isn’t absolutely and

In deference to the blood moon, Mark Barnes and Tim Cohen discuss some left-field topics this week. What does the