๐ Zuma’s electoral victory: A threat to SA’s reform efforts – Justice Malala
Former president Jacob Zuma, known as “Phunyuka bamphethe” or “escape artist” for his knack for dodging legal troubles, has once again stunned SA.
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Former president Jacob Zuma, known as “Phunyuka bamphethe” or “escape artist” for his knack for dodging legal troubles, has once again stunned SA.
In a candid reflection spanning decades of South African governance, the sobering reality behind the promise of “National Unity” is unveiled.
As South Africa’s election date of 29 May draws near, the ANC, once esteemed, appears in disarray, hosting political opportunists seeking refuge.
Terence Corrigan explores the so-called ‘least worst option’ in South African politics, pondering the viability of an ANC-DA coalition.
As marijuana legalization sweeps across nations, a stark reality has emerged: an alarming surge in fatal car crashes.
William Saunderson-Meyer writes on the ruling ANC party’s legal moves against their ex-President Zuma’s new MK party.
Hereโs a nagging worry for officials in the US, Europe and the wider West: Is post-Gaza and post-Moscow also pre-Olympics?
All the evidence shows that despotism cannot consistently deliver the economic goods for developing countries
In a recent survey for ENCA, a notable shift in public opinion towards electoral reform was uncovered.
Zuma’s return to the forefront stirs apprehension among investors, with concerns looming over economic reforms and potential coalition shifts.