Ethics
ANALYSIS: Tough choices on who gets ICU access: the ethical principles in SA
For a population of around 59 million, the country has limited intensive care unit beds and ventilators. And supplies of personal protective equipment for...
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[OPINION] The ethical vulgarity of the insurance industry
Andiswa Makanda says the recent refusal by Momentum to pay a claim brings to the fore normative business issues of the insurance industry and the polarisation of what constitutes right and wrong.
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[OPINION] Naughty or nice: Is there a financial reward for acting ethically?
Santa reportedly rewards children who behave with more presents than their naughty peers. The data suggest the real world isn't as clear-cut.
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[LISTEN] 'Legal is not the same thing as right'
Dr Michael G McMillan, Director of Ethics Education at CFA Institute says everything that is legal is not necessarily ethical.
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[OPINION] Should the private lives of leaders concern us?
Liezl Groenewald says leaders must acknowledge that misdemeanours in their private lives can indeed have a bearing on their public position, on their trustworthiness and reputation.
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[OPINION] Is Zuma immune to moral appeals?
Deon Rossouw says it’s increasingly clear that President Zuma has no intention to honour the moral appeals directed to him by leading figures in the ANC.
