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Election 2019: Change and stability in South Africa's democracy – Roger Southall
18th October 2019 Is 2019’s election the most important since the advent of democracy in 1994? The sixth general election since the arrival of democracy occurs at a... →
Young South Africans upbeat despite broken promises and poor odds
1st October 2019 There is no doubt that young people in South Africa face a myriad of problems: high unemployment, poor educational outcomes, various forms of... →
Presidential Economic Advisory Council members announced 
By: Tasneem Bulbulia 27th September 2019 The Presidency on Friday announced the names of the members of the Presidential Economic Advisory Council, which will start its work from October... →
South Africa is planning more regulators: this is a bad idea
25th September 2019 There are a host of reasons why a country’s economy must be regulated. One of the main ones is to ensure that dominant firms, whether public or... →
Attacks on women reflect broader crisis of violence in SA – Ramaphosa 
By: African News Agency 18th September 2019 South Africa is in the grip of a serious crisis of violence against women and children that demanded urgent action, including harsher punishment,... →
#Xenophobia #Rape and the crisis of credibility
By: Raymond Suttner 12th September 2019 Recent weeks have been widely interpreted as representing crises for the Cyril Ramaphosa presidency, and it does not look like it will abate in the... →
Xenophobia: time for cool heads to prevail in Nigeria and South Africa
10th September 2019 The latest xenophobic attacks in South Africa have ignited the long-standing tensions between the country and Nigeria. These are captured in the... →
NUMSA calls on the SAPS to intensify their search for Amahle Thabethe
9th September 2019 The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (NUMSA) is calling on the South African Police Services to intensify their search for eight-year... →
