Spar fails to reclaim hefty bonuses from executives
For all its talk, Spar has proved unable to claw back the inappropriately generous remuneration paid to its former execs
The great Joburg art grift: What goes on tour, stays on tour
The crown jewels of the JAG have spent the past decade on loan, with a massive 145 artworks, from Picasso to Degas and Monet,
Kick start your financial year with smarter habits
Get your finances in shape early in 2025. Don’t end up in a position where the gap between income and expenses is too tight
Parks Tau vs Sandton’s legal titans
The government is on a collision course with SA’s largest law firms over a new Black empowerment code. Will it back down before the
RAF in ICU on court crash
The RAF is in ICU. Not only is its R8.3bn backlog denying victims compensation, but thousands of execution orders against it are now jamming
How Stilfontein spiralled out of control
There are many issues feeding into the humanitarian crisis at the North West mine. But there’s no doubt the state’s iron-fist response made things
Art of the week: Frances Goodman’s ‘Altered States’
Frances Goodman’s oversized ceramic pill sculptures offer a witty and critical commentary on society’s obsession with health and wellness
The exchange … with PPC CEO Matias Cardarelli
PPC’s R3bn investment in the Western Cape is based on a no-growth scenario, and should help it win back market share, says SA’s oldest
Taking South Africa’s temperature: Some sun, many clouds
It’s not all doom and gloom, as Vrye Weekblad’s Ali van Wyk found out when he canvassed prominent South Africans for their opinions on
Eight questions for the interested and interesting: Michael Chandler
Cape Town artist Michael Chandler dishes on playing bridge, travelling with his Moka pot and Jude Law