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Kenya’s Government of National Unity About To Collapse?
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 17th February 2010 The bubble has burst. Kenya's government of national unity is about to unravel. The ongoing power play between the two principles concerning the... →
AU’s Call to ICC States Parties to Safeguard Africa’s Interests Welcomed
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 16th February 2010 The decisions of the recent 14th African Union (AU) summit held in Addis Ababa from 25 January - 2 February 2010 on the International Criminal... →
Access to Information Laws are Essential for Active Citizenship 
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 15th February 2010 Information is like water - it flows until it is blocked. One of the most promising ways to overcome blockages and to increase the flow of... →
Sex, Wives and the Nation
By: Adam Habib 15th February 2010 Last week's presidential affair detracted from this week's state of the nation address. Herein lays the tragedy of President Zuma's behavior.... →
SA must take meaningful steps in what remains of its long walk to freedom
By: Aubrey Matshiqi 12th February 2010 In an ironic twist of history, De Klerk looked back on what South Africa had achieved since 1994 and argued that there were more assets than... →
Schoolyard sense of fair play not applicable to collusion cases
By: Terence Creamer 12th February 2010 The lingering schoolboy sense of justice in me (and many others, I suspect) makes it hard to accept a logic whereby a company walks away... →
South African policymakers must fix the country's financial sector
By: Seeraj Mohamed 12th February 2010 There has been very little discussion on reform of the South African financial system. Most people assume that it is working well and, therefore,... →
Shaik’s Prison Release Accelerates a Review of Medical Parole Legislation
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 10th February 2010 If anything good emerges from the release of President Jacob Zuma's friend and one time financial advisor Shabir Shaik on medical parole, it is... →
Zuma should be held to account for his actions
By: Amy Witherden 10th February 2010 It seems that all the fuss about President Jacob Zuma's love child is misdirected. Besides the gossip over culture and morality, there are some... →
Internet Scams On The Rise During 2010
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 9th February 2010 With the 2010 Fifa World Cup drawing closer, excitement is mounting amongst football lovers in South Africa and across the globe. Everyone seems to... →
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