Peter Bruce was editor-at-large at Arena Holdings (formerly Tiso Blackstar) and editor-in-chief of Business Day, Financial Mail and ABC, the broadcaster of the Business Day TV, Home Channel and Ignition channels. He was editor of Business Day from 2001 until August 2012. His previous roles include editor: Financial Mail; editor: Business Report; UK news editor: Financial Times; and Madrid correspondent, Bonn correspondent, industrial correspondent: Financial Times. He describes himself as a media junkie, a die-hard Proteas and Springbok fan and a hopeless Sharks supporter.
Heed Moseneke’s alert about dangerous presidential powers
OpinionThe long list of appointees ranges from deputy president and the cabinet to chief justice and all judges
A dream of Istvan, Hungarian creator of jobs in SA
OpinionInstead of a localisation horror show, SA should lure people into the country to start businesses
To create jobs we need, believe it or not, employers
OpinionSA is driving industrial investors away with its protective tariffs
Trust SA to cock up even benign forms of corruption
OpinionA book on how some forms of graft work to grow the economy needs to be studied, especially by ANC's factions
Time for steelmaker to make way for smaller producers
OpinionSometimes in my job, if you’re patient or perhaps not even paying attention, gifts fall into your lap.
Forget about thriving export industries while protecting plodding companies
OpinionFrom ArcelorMittal SA and SAA to Hulamin and Daybreak Farms, where the state goes failure follows
The two faces of Mboweni, each as sincere as the other
OpinionThe finance minister is torn between common sense and ideological fecklessness. Let’s hope the former wins out
Let the private sector do its work
OpinionBesides internal ANC wrangling, the greatest danger to SA is a state that won't keep its paws off the economy
DA’s elective congress: colour-blind or short-sighted?
OpinionThe party’s position of ignoring race, and not having a clear economic policy, could prove disastrous
Brexiteers blamed immigrants and we blame imports
OpinionRamaphosa is yet to land a single infrastructure deal and localisation of manufacturing has become a protection racket