Former minister Pik Botha wants South Africa to give ANC leader Jacob Zuma a chance as the country's president.
Dr Roelof Botha, economic adviser to PricewaterhouseCoopers, claims it is ridiculous to compare the Great Depression of 1929 with our current situation.
"DIE nuusopskrif in Financial Times van 27 Januarie was besonder somber: ""Ellende vererger met die verlies van 76 000 werkgeleenthede w?reldwyd."" Di? verliese is op 'n enkele dag aangekondig."
Pik Botha's son Roelof has called former president FW de Klerk spineless, for having abandoned the Government of National Unity with the ANC.
South Africa's inflation rate could drop like a rock early next year, says economist Roelof Botha.