20
Feb 15
Unless freedom is for everyone, it is not freedom
WHEN principles are applied to some but not others, they become prejudices — which is why some who claim to fight for freedom on this planet and in this country do most to give it a bad name.
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20
Feb 15
Controversial clause on state ‘custodianship’ of assets cut from bill
THE controversial clause in the draft Promotion and Protection of Investment Bill allowing for the state to take "custodianship" of private-sector assets as an alternative to expropriation has been removed from the bill.
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20
Feb 15
Increase in petrol price is likely as oil rises
MOTORISTS may have to pay more for petrol over the next two months after having enjoyed six months of consecutive price cuts.
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8
Feb 15
Teachers and police resign in mistaken belief about pensions
TEACHERS, police officers and other members of the Government Employee Pension Fund (GEPF) are continuing to resign due to the mistaken assumption that pension rules will change next month.
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