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If, like the doomed United Party (UP), the Democratic Alliance (DA) fails to provide a clear alternative in voters’ minds, its electoral decline is inevitable.
Helping to make sense of the Cabinet make-up is Steven Friedman, a political analyst who has been studying the South African landscape for decades.
Thoko Didiza, the person appointed by President Cyril Ramaphosa to head the Ministry of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development has been given one of the hardest tasks in his new cabinet.
US president, Donald Trump, has stuck to his plan to send humans back to the moon in the next five years, recently giving the project a $1.6bn shot in the arm.
While some argue that Margaret Thatcher didn’t face so monumental a crisis as Theresa May did with Brexit, Dennis Worrall explains otherwise.
We could all do with a little less of the odds and ends that clutter up our daily lives, but is the Marie Kondo way a real solution or just a fleeting fad?
Sometimes, the place you thought was home, turns out to be the place where you no longer fit in, and your real home turns out to be a place where strangers welcome you.
Here, two experts in what drives voting swings put the spotlight on the Freedom Front Plus which gained six more seats in parliament.
Thought-provoking and credible, if laced with a touch of “I told you so,” this retrospective analysis by Institute of Race Relations CEO, Frans Cronjé, demands an answer from the DA, accused as it is of “going soft” on the ANC.
There’s voter fatigue globally, and with South Africa’s young democracy, sadly the 65 percent voter turnout fell into the global average.