Jonathan Ancer looks at name dropping and finds the phenomenon is not confined to the "Guptagate" saga

Africa’s future is brighter than ever, although the risk of instability and conflict persists, write Jakkie Cilliers and Julia Schuenemann

“It ain’t so much the things we don’t know that get us into trouble. It’s the things we do know that just ain’t so.” We know that excessive drinking is bad for individuals. What we can’t claim to know is that well-intentioned legislation will have no adverse consequences.

Buy the exciting ad work, believe in it, see it through, take accountability for it and enjoy the credit

Lawyers are not the sexiest people to market – never mind what all the glamour TV shows and movies may show. Having to engage a lawyer is not, to put it mildly, what a person or a company dreams about.

Much expected from the president’s State of the Nation address on Thursday

DsTV has one of the best in-house promotion records in the media. Ads for its products and programmes are often top-notch and leave the SABC in the shade.

The FNB campaign is simply a risky attack on the government – for whom two-thirds vote

Mervyn Naidoo unpacks the football match-fixing affair that has rocked the SA Football Association. He looks at the major players, the whistle-blowers and the suspected crooks

The Mathematics in Industry Study Group (MISG) is organised annually by the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits) and the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (Aims).