Charles Simkins writes there is considerable uncertainty about final estimates, and authors acknowledge this

Charles Simkins says the rich will resist a wealth tax, and they will fight like demons if it is set at a confiscatory rate

Charles Collocott says one of the possible sources of funds for govt is the domestic capital market

Mining and energy are two areas that Ramaphosa must focus on in his SONA

Foundation wants a logical and rational process followed, leading to a justifiable, rational and reasonable conclusion

Organisation says ruling will significantly strengthen the hand of Zondo Commission

Charles Simkins says different sources of data appear to be saying different things

Jacob Zuma has clear and unambiguous statutory duty to comply with commission's summonses and directives

Matthew Kruger says life will fluctuate between passive, generalised melancholia and eruptive, disarticulated rage

Foundation didn’t provide compelling reasons why leave to appeal should be granted

Charles Simkins on why providing serviced land rather than houses is the way to go

Charles Simkins looks at how the economy has bounced back post-lockdown

Two years after it was finalised and handed to Minister of Police document has not been published

Charles Collocot examines competition between local and foreign traders

Foundation calls for the SAPS and NPA to investigate what was a major criminal enterprise

Chris Pieters looks at various findings against backdrop of Western Cape High Court Judgment

Chris Pieters considers the findings in the HSF’s enquiry into structures regarding pricing and distribution

Chris Pieters summarizes the manufacturing of pharmaceuticals in the country

Anton van Dalsen examines the importance of this development within the context of intra-continental trade

Charles Simkins wonders if a coalition of interest can be maintained to sustain policy for several years

Charles Simkins considers if the targets can be met and what the macroeconomic implications will be

Charles Simkins explores what judgments can be made after all the sources have been considered

Charles Simkins compares estimates from different sources

Foundation says details of electoral system should not be delegated to IEC

Charles Simkins summarizes the available information on disbursement of these grants

Charles Collocott says SA’s problem has been the inability for govt to address issues

Charles Collocott says international speakers believe SA has a lot to work with

Charles Collocott says govt debt is crowding out the private investment that could spur growth

Charles Collocott says govt’s borrowing needs are currently greater than national savings

Charles Collocott says the fiscal crash narrative is incorrect and we are far away from ending up like Zimbawe

Charles Simkins says that given the current climate it is important to keep track of economic data as it emerges

Charles Simkins says there is a chance for an increase in employment in the third quarter

Francis Antonie says what was regarded as a botched hijacking may have really been an assassination

Kimera Chetty says the Constitution is often described as a democratic lodestar

Kimera Chetty writes that there are nuanced and contested ideas of political representation

Kimera Chetty says opportunity to vote outside of party lines might present us with new kind of representative

Charles Simkins writes data in Q2 are less reliable than in preceding periods and the information it will need to be checked

Catherine Kruyer says Parliament must comply with the principle of legality in amending legislation

Kimera Chetty says there is not enough time for proper implementation of electoral reform

Charles Simkins says it seems that in broad terms capital has taken a greater hit than labour

Respective powers of Parliament and Executive need to be restored

RW Johnson writes on his decision to move back to South Africa from Oxford in 1994

Catherine Kruyer examines whether a court will entertain such a case

Catherine Kruyer examines prospects of success on a socio-economic rights basis

Charles Simkins says GDP per capita in 2020 is expected to be 11.2% lower than it was in 2014

Charles Simkins examines claim that the guts have been torn out of the Covid-19 relief package announced in April

There is a matter still pending before the SCA over Robert McBride's removal, says Foundation

Charles Simkins reviews the supplementary budget, a brutal affair

Lee-Anne Germanos considers the circumstance leading to the death of Mr Khosa

Lee-Anne Germanos writes on law enforcement and the social contract in SA

Charles Simkins considers two possibilities as to how legislation can be amended

Charles Simkins says first step in dealing with a situation like this is to distinguish between risk and uncertainty

Kimera Chetty writes on why the legislation, though an improvement, still falls short

Charles Simkins concludes the series by pulling together key themes

Charles Simkins on the imprecision of the Victims of Crime Survey

Charles Simkins sets the scene for analysis of quantitative information regarding criminal justice process

Charles Simkins provides estimates of how the criminal justice system is actually functioning

Charles Simkins says just under half of all crimes are detected

Matthew Kruger on the detrimental impact on freedom and politics of any law that overemphasises risk and safety

Lee-Anne Germanos notes that abuse of power by police has increased by 32%

Nhlanghla Mnisi says disasters can be catalysts for beneficial systematic change

Foundation has asked court to direct govt to prepare proper legislation to govern response to epidemic

Organisation seeks restoration of Parliament and the Executive’s roles in relation to Covid-19

Charles Simkins says interventions can push out peak by up to a 100 days

Charles Collocott explores the impact of the average yield to maturity and other matters

Matthew Kruger says there is no such thing as 'an ordinal ranking of priority' in terms of constitution

Matthew Kruger writes on the constitutional duties the state is required to operate under

Matthew Kruger on the purpose and limits of powers afforded to the executive by the Disaster Act

Charles Simkins says there is a possibility of a stop-go-stop evolution of the economy

Anton van Dalen says credibility of govt’s general approach is slowly but steadily being eroded

Charles Collocott says what happens next will have a global impact

Chris Pieters considers the content of the NHI Bill as well as possible implications it may have

Chris Pieters explores present legal instruments designed to ensure all those who require it will have access to suchcare

Chris Pieters looks at how medical schemes have dealt with LCBO in light of pending NHI

Charles Simkins says need for emergency funding now will constrain expansion of welfare state in coming years

Charles Simkins says that data dissemination is essential for informed policy debate

Charles Simkins sets out a timeline of important related events

Lee-Anne Germanos says such violence is a global problem that has increased since global lockdown

Anton van Dalsen analyses govt’s alternatives once the initial 21 days are up

Matthew Kruger on why the consensus in favour of govt's response is disturbing

Charles Simkins suggests principles to guide thinking about relationship between pandemic and economy

Tove van Lennep says the BMA only exacerbates the problem it seeks to address

Amendment violates several provisions of Bill of Rights, says Francis Antonie

Cherese Thakur looks at process employed to create recommendations for anti-corruption convention

Charles Collocott says legislative changes regarding investment regulation of pension funds led to softening of limits

Charles Collocott says there are other investment funds which are possible targets for prescribed investments

Charles Collocott says best-case-scenario is only possible if there is a strong economy and strict fiscal discipline

Charles Collocott says currently there is no room for additional SOE equity or debt in GEPF

Charles Collocott says GEPF’s funding level has trended downward since 2014

Charles Collocott considers the legislative and regulatory framework for pension funds

Charles Collocott says funds regulated by Pension Funds Act have legal obligation to manage clients’ money in a responsible manner

Research also shows growing discontent with the functioning of democracy in SA

Charles Collocott says prescribing assets has proven to be detrimental to fund performance

Charles Collocott concludes series exploring whether pension and other funds can or should be used as funding

Nhlanhla Mnisi says debates about safe drinking water in SA are of practical concern to all consumers

Charles Simkins says rational policy requires a proper information system

Nhlanhla Mnisi says it is necessary that consumer confidence is sustained

Charles Simkins examines the systematic evidence available

Charles Simkins examines evidence relating to water service authorities and water boards

Judge Azhar Cachalia says the bench is now suffering, at all levels, from a shortage of skills