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Can presidentialism save Tshisekedi from the ‘lame duck’ syndrome?
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 10th June 2024 By giving loyalists and technocrats ministerial posts, Tshisekedi hopes to insulate them from politics and ensure a fluid government. Five months... →
Tech companies must stand firm: Global lessons for South Africa’s upcoming election
28th May 2024 Artificial intelligence (AI) and technology have revolutionised many aspects of our lives, and elections are no exception. These tools can enhance... →
SA: Paul Mashatile: Address by Deputy President, at the launch of the South African National Service Institute, CSIR International Conference Centre, Pretoria (21/05/2024)
22nd May 2024 It is indeed a great honour that I stand before you today as we launch the South African National Service Institute (SANSI). As Deputy President, I... →
Tunisian lawyers go on strike, protest against alleged police abuse
By: Reuters 16th May 2024 Tunisian lawyers began a one-day nationwide strike on Thursday, with hundreds taking to the streets of the capital, to protest against the recent... →
Telecommunications to play a critical role in upcoming elections
By: Creamer Media Reporter 8th May 2024 As South Africa approaches its 2024 national elections, scheduled for May 29, telecommunications infrastructure will play a key role in ensuring... →
Shanghai Platinum Week: Hydrogen’s going to feature big, says World Platinum Investment Council
By: Martin Creamer 26th April 2024 The growth in demand for platinum applications in China is extremely high, making detailed access to the China market hugely advantageous.... →
Eskom aims to keep breakdowns below 14 GW this winter as it cuts diesel budget 
By: Terence Creamer 9th April 2024 State-owned electricity utility Eskom will reduce planned maintenance to 3 000 MW during the upcoming winter season and will seek to keep unplanned... →
Urbanisation and arms trafficking: a deadly mix in Bamako and Lagos
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 27th March 2024 Growing populations, established criminal networks and thriving gangs make these cities the perfect market for smugglers. Urban growth in Africa... →
