President Ramaphosa should be highly commended for his decisive leadership and rapid action at the start of the coronavirus crisis.

In recent years, the ongoing land debate in South Africa has been drawing a lot of the world’s attention.

As many parts of the economy remain closed due to lockdown restrictions, we are seeing some evidence that South Africa’s agriculture and allied industries have thus far not been as hard hit by the coronavirus pandemic as other sectors of the economy.

Last week brought further evidence that there is no need for protectionist policies in the global grains market as there are abundant supplies.

It’s been a nerve-racking few years for the traditional vehicle industry given the surge of ride-hailing start-ups and the expansion of Tesla.

South Africa's slow land claims process is set to face even more delays - this time due to the coronavirus pandemic.