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Paul Hoffman challenges the government’s claims that the IDAC bill is a permanent solution as questions linger about its constitutionality.
Downtown Johannesburg is spiraling into chaos as criminal gangs seize control of buildings and disaster strikes.
Despite South Africa’s claims of non-alignment and neutrality, its membership in BRICS raises the concerns of Nicholas Woode-Smith.
According to Dr Anthea Jeffery, the ambiguity of Dr Msimang and the ANC masks a long-standing socialist agenda aimed at preserving popular support.
Kluth examines three historical analogies for Ukraine’s potential future: 1950s West Germany, 1970s Israel, and the 1950s Korean Peninsula.
South Africa faces a critical juncture as Zimbabwe’s ruling party, the ANC-endorsed ZANU-PF, is implicated in election fraud.
Rob Hersov deems abolishing cadre deployment vital for restoring state institutions, particularly Transnet, the collapsing rail network.
While the Koeberg Nuclear Power Station stands as a cornerstone of South Africa’s power history, recent mishaps and disputes have shaken its reputation.
Amidst the enigmatic comments of Vladimir Putin regarding the presumed death of Yevgeny Prigozhin, Russia’s internal strife remains shrouded in bitterness.
The Multiparty Charter, a groundbreaking alliance of political forces, has ushered in a pivotal moment for South Africa.