David Bullard writes on how he is now willing to hand it all back to the rightful owners

David Bullard writes on our ambassador-in-Copenhagen's bracing attitude to the shivering land thieves down South

David Bullard writes on how he thinks things will pan out

David Bullard on the rapidly dwindling standards of higher education

David Bullard on white privilege and his family's illustrious past

David Bullard writes on the white privilege/black privilege social media firestorm

David Bullard writes on what it's like to break a story to a public hungry for news

David Bullard says it is time we regulated those aspiring to rule us

David Bullard's wither forecast for the economy

James Myburgh explains our new logo and slogan

David Bullard explains which box he will tick come the 8th of May

David Bullard writes on our President's state of mild astonishment

David Bullard writes on the employer-domestic relations of the white middle class

David Bullard writes on the temporary ratings reprieve from Moody's

And four other of the top stories on Alec Hogg's business news website, 1 April 2019

David Bullard writes on his dastardly role in warding off much needed foreign investment

David Bullard on crossing swords with the former ANC MP and jail bird, and now Venezuelan junketeer

David Bullard sets out the most plausible theory for our President's shifting positions

David Bullard writes on where to go for news, and the ANC's favourite South American country

David Bullard's presents his solution to the fraught question of "decolonisation"

David Bullard says he is the Roger Federer of Twitter Block Bingo

Jeremy Gordin on the not so comfortable position Max du Preez & Co. may soon find themselves in

David Bullard writes on his successful mission to infiltrate the parliamentary bunker

David Bullard asks what is supposed to happen now that we know we are governed by a vast criminal enterprise

David Bullard says the ANC's increasingly elderly political line-up is not one likely to enthuse the young

David Bullard writes on when you should know you've had enough

David Bullard asks whether the President is leading us to salvation, or ...

Jeremy Gordin says Verashni Pillay shouldn't have had to carry the can for the whole affair

David Bullard's non-idiot's guide on how to get by during the current craziness

David Benatar on how the online portal trampled the audi alteram partem rule during his recent exchange with Xolela Mangcu

In post on Facebook page author and columnist says he is not afraid of DA attempts to discredit him academically

Eusebius McKaiser goes on epic Twitter rampage over DA leader Helen Zille's Oxford degree sneer

Website under fire from prominent journalists for running Jeremy Gordin's (partial) defence of David Bullard

Jeremy Gordin comments on Michelle Solomon's allegations against the columnist

Columnist criticised and condemned for directly challenging journalist Michelle Solomon's claim to be a "rape survivor"

Sara Gon says today's public holiday is a product of typically grubby, political South African compromise

David Bullard says his column will resume once the trauma of leaving Joburg has passed

David Bullard says that what often used to pass for playful banter has now been elevated by some to hate crime

David Bullard notes that under the Nats at least the propaganda was delivered professionally and audibly

David Bullard asks, how many hacks does it take to report a total non-event?

David Bullard says that while he's been able to busk his way through life with such a degree, things are rather different today

David Bullard one a once powerful group, now marginalised and persecuted

David Bullard says that, contrary to popular opinion, the NEF has made an astute investment

David Bullard asks whatever happened to the old Model T rule for editorial appointments

David Bullard notes that one can die of many things in SA, but boredom's not one of them

David Bullard says there's not enough to talk about, and too many people talking about the same thing

David Bullard says that while the BRIC nations are stumbling, the USA is on the rise again

David Bullard explains how his party's manifesto has been inspired by the objectives of Julius Malema's EFF

David Bullard says it's that time of the election cycle when politicians have to pretend they care

David Bullard on the beating up of Leon Louw and Ivor Vegter by the outraged wimmin activist crowd

David Bullard says the value of the currency can be thought of as the share price of the country

David Bullard on one of the small parts of the country that works well

Walter Mothapo says while economy remains in white hands the "African voice" will never prevail in media

David Bullard says the city increasingly resembles the war torn places we see on our TV screens

David Bullard says, if anything, SA should be offering to bail out its former colonial masters

Koos van der Merwe says not everybody has to accept everything, as long as they leave you alone

David Bullard says that increasingly the boot of intolerance is on the other foot

David Bullard responds to the erudite criticism of Comrade Dot

David Bullard on the parallels between our problems and those of the UK pre-1979

David Bullard delivers a history lesson to assorted lefty hacks and political has-beens

David Bullard says the 'don't blame apartheid' movement should go a step further

David Bullard on the WCape's efforts to outlaw private wine collecting

David Bullard says Brazil, Russia, India and China are just here to give us the biggest screwing over since the arms deal

David Bullard on the problem with most debate (if you can call it that) on Twitter

David Bullard says it's time the ANC stopped using the SABC as a parking bay for its unwanted cadres

David Bullard examines the reasons he just couldn't get himself to take up the offer, flattering as it was

Jeremy Gordin asks why all the wrong people have been shafted at the Times Media Group

David Bullard says taxpayers are already being squeezed until their pips squeak

David Bullard says Twitter offers a frighteningly accurate real time measure of public opinion on the murder case

David Bullard questions whether trendy white based activism is really going to save the next Anene Booysen

The carnage continues at 4 Biermann Ave as Stephen Haw is appointed to head The Times

David Bullard on the odd goings on at the troubled newspaper group

Jeremy Gordin on the new old allegations against the president's spokesman

David Bullard argues that the anger at FNB for capitulating to the ANC, though understandable, is unfair

David Bullard takes issue with those trying to hang the albatross of guilt around the necks of the "privileged"

David Bullard calls for the 78 year old Business Times columnist to be cut some slack

David Bullard says taking on a dishonest and discredited government isn't for sissies

David Bullard admits to a horrible error of judgment in endorsing Zuma in 2009

David Bullard says the ANC has fostered a culture of dependency, failure and blame

Jeremy Gordin asks why anyone would hold a Gathering to talk about tedious codswallop, such as Seffrican politics

David Bullard on the WCape unrest as viewed from a Porsche Cayenne GTS

David Bullard says the ANC has only favoured the mediocre with its social tinkering

David Bullard says he's turned over a new leaf, and will focus on the positives

David Bullard gets his hands on a leaked copy of the reply to the viral email...

David Bullard says we've become a country that celebrates stupidity and mediocrity

David Bullard courageously delves into the Politicsweb comments section

David Bullard says South Africans need to catch a wake-up, before we go over the cliff

David Bullard says the road to destitution is paved with such slogans

David Bullard on why the media's happy to supply Juju with the oxygen he needs to keep going

David Bullard asks why scorn is poured on those who make something of their lives

David Bullard says Cape Town functions while Joburg continues to decay

David Bullard on what would happen if the ruling party came second in a national election

Jeremy Gordin celebrates a glorious example of Seffrican ineptitude and stupidity

David Bullard says his sympathies do not lie with strikers when armed to the teeth

David Bullard says Wikileaks founder's simply trying to wriggle out of the sex charges he's facing

David Bullard says SA's post world cup experience doesn't bode well for the UK

David Bullard on Business Day's shift from print to digital

David Bullard analyses the pain of their second transition

Jeremy Gordin on the ex-ANCYL leader's efforts to drum up investment, and other matters

David Bullard wonders if even hardened party loyalists are not beginning to have their doubts