The UN says data has become a fundamental human right, but there are many other things needed for human dignity

His statement that ‘the state does not create jobs, the private sector does’ is a dramatic about-turn for the ANC

A column to satisfy your inner grammar nerd

Two cookbooks crossed my desk this week. One looks good enough to eat; the other, oddly for me, is fascinating

Success of Tshwane campaign is a great example of what happens when cities are finally freed from ANC stranglehold

Poor governance must be addressed, foreign influence resisted and socioeconomic and political conditions improved

The wrangle and fawning over Ramaphosa’s optimistic words feels like some kind of Stockholm Syndrome

The president wants you to survive on a diet of hope and resilience, which is brutal and wrong

Promising tough sanctions and mobilising troops make it harder for Putin to walk away

People like Lindiwe Sisulu and Dali Mpofu think it’s fine to insult others, but whatever you do don’t criticise them

Private investment is welcome, but it needs to more than trickle down to provincial level

One thing you can expect to see more of in 2022 is an expansion of the electric vehicle genre