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10th Mar 2017
Published by Douglas Gibson at 10th Mar 2017
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Investing in South Africa: is it safe? by Douglas Gibson[i] If you were a potential big investor in South Africa, either from overseas or a […]
20th Nov 2019
Published by Douglas Gibson at 20th Nov 2019
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19 November 2019 Douglas Gibson says the SACP and the unions are stymying any reform Seven years ago, when President Jacob Zuma was only three years […]
16th Oct 2019
Published by Douglas Gibson at 16th Oct 2019
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OPINION Maimane unlikely to step down Douglas Gibson | 15 October 2019 Douglas Gibson writes on the official opposition’s current travails The elephant in the […]
27th Sep 2019
Published by Douglas Gibson at 27th Sep 2019
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by Douglas Gibson[i] I feel a little sorry for Panyaza Lesufi. He, like poor old Carl Niehaus, wants to carry on dining at the Apartheid […]
22nd Aug 2019
Published by Douglas Gibson at 22nd Aug 2019
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OPINION The upside and downside to no IMF bail-out Douglas Gibson says the Ramaphosa govt is long on promises, short on delivery We have been […]
11th Jul 2019
Published by Douglas Gibson at 11th Jul 2019
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by Douglas Gibson Has President Ramaphosa been studying at the Zindzi Mandela School of Diplomacy? His recent gratuitous insults to the United States of […]
29th Jun 2019
Published by Douglas Gibson at 29th Jun 2019
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by Douglas Gibson Naledi Pandor, the new minister of International Relations, is one of the brightest intellects in Parliament. She is an effective speaker […]
28th May 2019
Published by Douglas Gibson at 28th May 2019
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By Douglas Gibson[i] Politics is a tough and merciless business. That is not some profound, original thought; it is a fact. In a political […]
20th Apr 2019
Published by Douglas Gibson at 20th Apr 2019
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A report back from Cunard’s Queen Victoria By Douglas Gibson Jacob Zuma and Julius Malema have done huge damage to South Africa. Their actions have […]
22nd Mar 2019
Published by Douglas Gibson at 22nd Mar 2019
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By Douglas Gibson[i] For twenty-five years we have been told endlessly that one of the major arguments against the proportional representation electoral system in South […]