Other Opinions
Advancing African Development: The Necessity for Aid and Trade
By: Adam Habib 7th April 2009 Is aid as bad as Greg Mills and Terence McNamee suggest? Is the facilitation of trade the simple answer to all of Africa's woes? One would think so... →
Global recovery and national interests
By: Seeraj Mohamed 3rd April 2009 There is talk about fixing the global economy. The G20 meeting in London in early April is one indication that countries may not exactly agree on... →
Transparency vital in Zuma case
By: Adam Habib 31st March 2009 Should the National Prosecuting Authority drop charges against Jacob Zuma? South Africans are divided on this question, as are the country's... →
Which recovery and what capital?
By: Seeraj Mohamed 27th March 2009 There are different official responses to the global economic crisis in the US and Europe. The US has accused the Europeans of not providing enough... →
Is economic policy likely to change under Jacob Zuma?
By: Adam Habib 25th March 2009 What was Polokwane all about? Most people would recognize that Polokwane represented a rebellion by ANC delegates against Thabo Mbeki's rule. And... →
Is how a country treats the most vulnerable of its people not a test of its humanity?
By: Idasa, an African Democracy Institute 25th March 2009 The small town of Musina on the border between Zimbabwe and South Africa is the first stop for new arrivals and their introduction to what we... →
What a recovery package for South Africa should contain
By: Seeraj Mohamed 20th March 2009 An economic recovery plan for the South African economy is being developed to respond to the impact of the global economic crisis on the country.... →
Climate change and election 2009 
By: Harald Winkler 20th March 2009 This year, for the first time, climate change is an election issue in South Africa, although it is by no means dominating the platforms of parties.... →
Everyday issues 'now on election agenda'
By: Idasa, an African Democracy Institute 18th March 2009 The hype and anxiety over next month's elections has seen a rise in everyday issues receiving political treatment and becoming political or... →
Is the credit crunch the new Black Death?
By: Brandon Hamber 13th March 2009 Sometimes I find myself studying random and frankly weird subjects. My most recent foray has involved delving into the history of the Black Death.... →
![[WATCH] Our various ways of relating to lockdown](https://cisp.cachefly.net/assets/articles/images/resized_medium/0000890731_resized_ray07081022.jpg)
