Manifestoes galore: Voters demand substance over spectacle – Solly Moeng
Solly Moeng highlights a crucial voter dilemma: should citizens be swayed by flashy promises or seek alignment with their own values?
Solly Moeng highlights a crucial voter dilemma: should citizens be swayed by flashy promises or seek alignment with their own values?
As the nation heads towards the 2024 elections, a disillusioned populace grapples with political fragmentation, economic challenges, and widespread apathy.
South Africa’s estimated 13 million unregistered voters hold the power to change South Africa’s future as the kingmakers in next year’s watershed national elections.
Electoral reform in South Africa: Focusing on the inclusion of independent candidates and its implications for democracy.
Political scholars who have studied South African voter behaviour caution that opposition parties cannot rely solely on disillusionment to attract voters
Andrew Kenny delves into the motivations and ambitions of political parties wanting power, political careers and why voters vote as they do.
As the ANC looks to woo minority voters back as supporters, many South Africans continue to look for other political vehicles.
Social Research Foundation chair Dr Frans Cronje speaks on SA’s opposition political parties wasting a golden opportunity to punish the ANC.
Citizens have a critical role in ensuring that constitutional democracy works – where can we get educated on what it means to live in a democratic society?
Sara Gon of the IRR replies to Lord Peter Hain’s call for South Africa’s to ‘rise up.’ In order to vote, people actually need to register.