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.
PODCAST: Change is coming to SA politics, says Athol Trollip
Only coalitions can feasibly replace the ANC at the next election in 2024
If the guys at the wheel don’t understand their jobs, expect a crash
The government is doing everything to ensure businesses don't invest in SA
Brexiteers blamed immigrants and we blame imports
Ramaphosa is yet to land a single infrastructure deal and localisation of manufacturing has become a protection racket
LISTEN | Earth to ANC: avoid disappointment, lower your expectations
In ‘Podcasts from the Edge’, Peter Bruce talks to elections analyst Dawie Scholtz about the upcoming polls
Heed Moseneke’s alert about dangerous presidential powers
The long list of appointees ranges from deputy president and the cabinet to chief justice and all judges
ANC’s one-size-fits-all policies just don’t fit SA
Forcing small companies to observe costly regulations is one of the reasons we have such high unemployment
A president sapped by the ANC, with no policies or priorities
Cyril Ramaphosa has been defeated by a governing party that ensures its mediocrity reigns supreme
PODCAST | ‘Like the TV was switched off mid-show’: life under the Taliban
Acclaimed journalist Christina Lamb talks from Kabul about the eerie atmosphere that has settled over Afghanistan
Forget about nationalism, John Steenhuisen, it’s the economy...
If a DA economic vision document finally emerges in November please let it be brief
Oscar Mabuyane’s act of spite will hurt the Eastern Cape
Just before the ANC’s national conference last month, Eastern Cape premier Oscar Mabuyane, a close ally of President ...