John Steenhuisen says that reforms that enable our economy to grow are only way to get SA out of this crisis

John Steenhuisen says the govt is currently trying to push many black productive farmers off state-owned land

John Steenhuisen says the President once again recited a list of unworkable plans

John Steenhuisen says the practice lives on under Ramaphosa, despite his promises to the contrary

John Steenhuisen says the total cost of mass vaccination would about that of one day of hard lockdown

John Steenhuisen says people should not rise to the EFF's bait

John Steenhuisen says we’re not trying to recover from Covid-19, we’re trying to recover from decades of bad governance

John Steenshuisen says a united front is needed against the EFF's irresponsible opportunism

John Steenhuisen says latest data vindicates DA's early call to end lockdown

Francois Rodgers says province currently in a very vulnerable financial position

John Steenhuisen says voters who are serious about tackling poverty and racialised inequality now have a clear choice

John Steenhuisen says the ANC cannot act because anyone who is anyone is implicated

John Steenhuisen says Covid-19 infection rate is now declining, taking pressure off hospitals

John Steenhuisen contrasts the DA-controlled WCape's response to that of the rest of the country

John Steenhuisen says the ANC remains committed to the failed socialist ideology of state-led ‘development’

John Steenhuisen says the inescapable reality is that policy-making is about trade-offs rather than solutions

John Steenhuisen says govt’s approach is unnecessarily blunt and restrictive

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John Steenhuisen says President Ramaphosa has produced a bold, credible plan

John Steenhuisen says govt now needs to do everything it can to assist as many businesses as possible to survive

John Steenhuisen says the key lies in slowing the spread of the disease

John Steenhuisen says the DA of 2020 already feels worlds away from the DA of 2019

John Steenhuisen says President Cyril Ramaphosa has reached his Rubicon moment

John Steenhuisen says the consequences of a Section 25 change will be felt for decades

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

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

Jeremy Gordin says the party spends its time spinning around in indolent circles, like a drugged snake

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