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Successful coalitions require responsibility, accountability and political maturity – all traits needed for stability in SA.
Simon Lincoln Reader writes on El Salvador President, Niyab Bukele – calling SA’s Gayton to go ‘the full Bukele on crime’.
BEE and allied policies of racial preferment are destroying the economy and making the poor despair. Politicians know this perfectly well.
As severe as SA’s power crisis is, one cannot forget the ticking time bomb of the unemployment crisis that continues to ravage the nation.
SA voters have major responsibility when casting votes in 2024 – with the value system of the Constitution clashing with that of the National Democratic Revolution.
Nicholas Woode-Smith writes on why the DA deserves to lead the opposition in 2024 and the importance of a united front in coalitions.
Patrick McLaughlin writes on South Africa’s shambolic governance amidst the dire energy crisis – a parliament muzzled in the chaos.
Is South Africa making the same mistake as Malaysia regarding the failing affirmative action policies that seem only to escalate costs?
South Africa’s hypocritical, anti-Western stance seems to show a keen sway to want to leave the West and join the other world.
RW Johnson comments on the strong current opinion of the Mbeki period – a Presidency that should not necessarily be emulated.