Raymond Suttner - Suttner's View
Social grants, obligations and betrayal 
By: Raymond Suttner 6th March 2017 What is at stake in the SASSA crisis? At one level we are dealing with an emergency, which is to ensure that grants supporting 17 million people -... →
Xenophobia and the question of universal rights
By: Raymond Suttner 3rd March 2017 Professor Raymond Suttner discusses 'How do we address xenophobia?'. →
Suttner's View: Moving beyond race?
3rd March 2017 In this episode of Suttner's View Professor Raymond Suttner speaks to Polity's Sashnee Moodley about Moving beyond race. →
Suttner's View: Tensions between old and new Public Protectors
9th February 2017 In this episode of Suttner's View Professor Raymond Suttner speaks to Polity's Sane Dhlamini about the tensions between old and new Public Protectors. →
How do we break out of empty politics?
9th February 2017 Professor Raymond Suttner speaks to Polity's Sane Dhlamini about" How do we break out of empty politics?". Click here to read the column. →
Empty politics in a time of crisis
By: Raymond Suttner 6th February 2017 Current South African political discussion appears fixated on the ANC succession race, over who will succeed Jacob Zuma as ANC president (if he... →
Suttner's View: FICA and monitoring financial transactions
27th January 2017 Professor Raymond Suttner speaks to Polity's Sashnee Moodley about FICA and monitoring financial transactions. →
Is DA national electoral victory possible and sustainable?
27th January 2017 Professor Raymond Suttner speaks to Polity's Sane Dhlamini about whether a Democratic Alliance national electoral victory is possible and sustainable? →
Can the DA and its allies displace the ANC nationally?
By: Raymond Suttner 24th January 2017 While many of us constantly dissect the ANC’s actions, its various weaknesses and the dangers they pose to our country, are opposition forces... →
Leading the ANC and the country
19th January 2017 Professor Raymond Suttner speaks to Polity's Sashnee Moodley about leading the African National Congress and the country. Click here to read the... →
