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SOWETO, SOUTH AFRICA - NOVEMBER 06: A general view of the SABC logo on November 06, 2020 in Soweto, South Africa. It is reported that the SABC plan to collect TV licence fees for smartphones and laptops in South Africa could face major legal problems. (Photo by Gallo Images/Fani Mahuntsi)
By
The Economist
5 min read
Britain’s growing refusal to follow rules is eroding trust and weakening the state.
CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA - APRIL 13: The army during joint patrols and operations in gang-ridden areas in Vrygrond as part of a year-long Operation Prosper on April 13, 2026 in Cape Town, South Africa. The intervention is intended to support police, with soldiers conducting patrols and raids in coordination with the Anti-Gang Unit and other law enforcement agencies. (Photo by Gallo Images/Brenton Geach)
By
The Economist
6 min read
South Africa’s organised crime crisis is spreading from the underworld into business, politics and the state.
Where the grass is not greener
By
The Economist
5 min read
Unhappy voters need to see that political choices can make a difference
FT lunches with Errol Musk: “I'm Elon's father, not his pal'
By
The Financial Times
11 min read
The far-right convener on his violent upbringing in South Africa, why he admires Vladimir Putin and Tommy Robinson — and his on-off relationship with his son
Railway tracks in Johannesburg
By
The Financial Times
4 min read
Companies filling potholes and trucking in water themselves as Africa’s richest city ‘on the brink’
Geordin Hill-Lewis, leader of the Democratic Alliance
By
The Financial Times
4 min read
The party wants the Western Cape High Court to strike down powers Trump cited to justify cutting US aid.
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