On whom do we rely for our democratic future?
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Who is the custodian of our democratic and transformational project, who do we look to in order to see it through and safeguard its integrity and... →
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This month we are celebrating the centenary of the birth of Nelson Mandela. I suspect that the country will celebrate more the older Mandela than... →
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Introduction The previous article discussed the size and impact of the South African informal sector, also distinguishing key policy-relevant... →
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DRC wins the battle for stability, but not yet the war
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Successful conflict management is hard to find anywhere these days – and often least so in Central Africa. It is all the more important then to... →
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Anticipation builds around Zimbabwe’s elections
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa literally looms large above the bustling streets of Harare: his smiling face beams down from giant billboards all over... →
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Govt moving to accelerate measures to boost township economy
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One of the most frustrating realities of government operations is the red tape that entrepreneurs experience when they seek assistance. The slow... →
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Enviro rights entail more than just the environment
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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... →
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Constitutional Court strikes a blow for South Africa’s criminal justice system
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The decision by South Africa’s Constitutional Court nullifying former president Jacob Zuma’s appointment of the country’s prosecutions boss three... →
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Quarterly Competition Review
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In the developing world, disease and poverty are interdependent making access to essential medicines at affordable prices even more critical. 80%... →
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Tipping point?
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The dust has well and truly settled on of the tenth Brics summit, hosted in Johannesburg last month. While the event was generally viewed as... →
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Nigerian joblessness at all-time high? Checking a politician’s claims
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Joining the presidential race, former Nigerian vice-president Atiku Abubakar took aim at the ruling party for what he said was its poor management... →
