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Professor Raymond Suttner speaks to Polity's Sane Dhlamini about cleaning up after Zuma. Click here to read the column. →
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While technology is making capital cheaper, policies like the national minimum wage will make labour more expensive. What does this mean for the... →
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Africa’s crises are not abating – and at a time when it’s needed the most, major funders such as the United States are expected to reduce their... →
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Brave new world
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We are a far cry from the 1800s and the so-called glory days of the British Empire, but sentimentality over ‘making Britain great again’ fuelled... →
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Whether one considers it as being positive or negative, the theme of radical economic transformation has been thrust onto our political discourse.... →
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Scientists have, for a long time, been held in high esteem. Yet scientist struggle to effectively mediate evidenced-based outcomes in highly... →
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The documents released ahead of the upcoming policy conference of South Africa’s governing African National Congress (ANC) expose a panicking party... →
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CCRED Quarterly Review
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The Centre for Competition Regulation and Economic Development's Quarterly Review analyses developments in competition policy and jurisprudence... →
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Damage control mode
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There is now absolutely no question that the country’s toxic politics is dragging the economy down and that most, if not all, the pain is... →
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No future for Africa without planning – urban planning that is
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Groaning under the weight of unplanned growth, African cities struggle to be habitable. Taking urban planning seriously will become vitally... →
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