25 years of democracy: ruptures and continuities
How is it that what seemed so promising in the inauguration of South African democracy, 25 years ago, has turned sour? Should those who were... →
How is it that what seemed so promising in the inauguration of South African democracy, 25 years ago, has turned sour? Should those who were... →
Before I start, let me say this: I have spent the past two days thinking about what to say about the election manifesto of the African National... →
The manufacturing sector has performed poorly and employment has fallen sharply. Policy has tended to push manufacturing onto a more... →
Refugee management in Africa is hindered by scarce resources, social tensions, and cumbersome regulatory processes. Donors, international and... →
I spent the early part of December 2018 in Katowice, Poland, witnessing the complex discussions on climate change unfold at COP24. This was my... →
One of the most frustrating realities of government operations is the red tape that entrepreneurs experience when they seek assistance. The slow... →
It is important to review where we have come from over the past 20 years and how much has been achieved in that time. South Africa's Constitution... →
Women are gaining ground in politics around the world. Last year, the so-called “pink wave” saw a record number of women elected to Congress in the... →
In the developing world, disease and poverty are interdependent making access to essential medicines at affordable prices even more critical. 80%... →
One of the most hotly contested technical points debated during the National Energy Regulator of South Africa’s (Nersa’s) nationwide hearings into... →
This week, Nigerians will elect a president. They are spoilt for choice: the official list has 73 names for the presidency, though some have since... →