Communist neighbours in crisis: Haiti and Cuba’s divergent paths to failure – Andrew Kenny
Haiti and Cuba, separated by less than 80 kilometres, share histories rife with upheaval, and now share a present of crisis.
Haiti and Cuba, separated by less than 80 kilometres, share histories rife with upheaval, and now share a present of crisis.
In a tumultuous Latin America, Cuba’s plea to the United Nations for aid highlights its dire economic crisis.
Malema has consistently voiced his support for a socialist form of government, often citing Cuba as an example of the direction he envisions.
Haseena Ismail makes the point that the governmentâs expensive collaboration with Cuba to train South African medical students is not in their best interests.
This letter to the editor, on the subject of Western Cape independence rather than devolution, is a fascinating one.
ActionSA is frothing at the SA governmentâs reported R308m payment to Cuba âfor doctors and engineers’ with the matter headed for the courts.
“By the end of the decade the South African economy might have dropped so far into a vortex of decline that we will become a lower-middle income country.”
Wherever the legal line is drawn, the rise in Big Tech censorship that happens to align with government preferences ought to draw scrutiny.
“Rioting in SA has hit the global media. For now, the view from abroad is a rapid, appropriate response from govt, the damage will be contained.”
South African prosecutors said they are seeking the extradition of a British national whoâs been implicated in a fraudulent deal with Eskom.