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Re-shaping foreign policy in the Trump 2. 0 era

Re-shaping foreign policy in the Trump 2. 0 era

By Former President Thabo Mbeki | Published Apr 4, 2025

The serious challenge is that there is no evidence or sign anywhere that Africa’s political and intellectual leadership is not only conscious of the need to define our Continent’s place in the emerging multipolar world but is ready to act on this urgent matter, argues former President Thabo. Mbeki.

The Oligarch Era: Is democracy finally fighting back in the Land of the Free?

By MAZWI XABA | Published Apr 4, 2025

Donald Trump's return to power has accelerated the rise of billionaire oligarchs who are reshaping global politics. Bernie Sanders warns these ultra-wealthy elites seek to dominate our politics, information, and economy – but a recent Wisconsin Supreme Court election suggests democracy might be fighting back.

The Oligarch Era: Is democracy finally fighting back in the Land of the Free?

The Oligarch Era: Is democracy finally fighting back in the Land of the Free?

Navigating SA's foreign policy amid geopolitical upheaval

By Dr Reneva Fourie | Published Mar 28, 2025

Navigating SA's foreign policy amid geopolitical upheaval

Stay calm and remain where you are

By MAZWI XABA | Published Mar 28, 2025

Stay calm and remain where you are

Firmly opposing “Taiwan Independence” is China’s contribution to world peace and stability

By Li Zhigang | Published Mar 28, 2025

Firmly opposing “Taiwan Independence” is China’s contribution to world peace and stability

Fugard masterpiece to return to State Theatre in August due to public demand

By Bongani Nicholas Ngomane | Published Mar 24, 2025

Fugard masterpiece to return to State Theatre in August due to public demand

e-Voting in South Africa

By Dirk Kotzé | Published Mar 20, 2025

e-Voting in South Africa

The battle against economic inequality and cultural amnesia must be intensified

By Reneva Fourie | Published Mar 20, 2025

The battle against economic inequality and cultural amnesia must be intensified

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Yes, we may not have been 'blue-ticked', but we still can't ignore this

By MAZWI XABA | Published Mar 20, 2025

Yes, we may not have been 'blue-ticked', but we still can't ignore this

Yes, we may not have been 'blue-ticked', but we still can't ignore this

The pop-up that popped in and popped out: Off Rhode trade mark concerns

By Opinion | Published Mar 19, 2025

The pop-up that popped in and popped out: Off Rhode trade mark concerns

The pop-up that popped in and popped out: Off Rhode trade mark concerns

Balancing fiscal responsibility and social equity

By Dr Reneva Fourie | Published Mar 14, 2025

Balancing fiscal responsibility and social equity

Balancing fiscal responsibility and social equity

Solidarity, Equality and Sustainability in an Uncertain World

By Li Zhigang | Published Mar 14, 2025

Solidarity, Equality and Sustainability in an Uncertain World

Solidarity, Equality and Sustainability in an Uncertain World

Tips for Enoch? All eyes on Godongwana on Budget Day 2. 0

By MAZWI XABA | Published Mar 11, 2025

Tips for Enoch? All eyes on Godongwana on Budget Day 2. 0

Tips for Enoch? All eyes on Godongwana on Budget Day 2. 0

From Apartheid to Dakar to Washington: Shifting sands in Afrikanerdom

By Michael Sutcliffe | Published Mar 7, 2025

From Apartheid to Dakar to Washington: Shifting sands in Afrikanerdom

From Apartheid to Dakar to Washington: Shifting sands in Afrikanerdom

Africa in disarray

By Opinion | Published Mar 5, 2025

Africa in disarray

Africa in disarray

South Africa's budget dilemma: learning from apartheid's Financial manoeuvres

By Opinion | Published Feb 26, 2025

South Africa's budget dilemma: learning from apartheid's Financial manoeuvres

South Africa's budget dilemma: learning from apartheid's Financial manoeuvres

Strengthening Data Governance in the BPO Sector: a path to enhanced security and trust

By Opinion | Published Feb 19, 2025

Strengthening Data Governance in the BPO Sector: a path to enhanced security and trust

Strengthening Data Governance in the BPO Sector: a path to enhanced security and trust

Can the World 's Second Largest Economy Close the Gaps in the Health Sectors in Africa

By Opinion | Published Feb 17, 2025

Can the World 's Second Largest Economy Close the Gaps in the Health Sectors in Africa

Can the World 's Second Largest Economy Close the Gaps in the Health Sectors in Africa

Trump 2. 0 and the Rest of US, Whither Africa

By Opinion | Published Feb 17, 2025

Trump 2. 0 and the Rest of US, Whither Africa

Trump 2. 0 and the Rest of US, Whither Africa

Roses and chocolates are not romantic: Live like lovers

By Opinion | Published Feb 14, 2025

Roses and chocolates are not romantic: Live like lovers

Roses and chocolates are not romantic: Live like lovers

Why I Choose Peace: An African's Stand Against Continental Conflict

By Opinion | Published Feb 11, 2025

Why I Choose Peace: An African's Stand Against Continental Conflict

Why I Choose Peace: An African's Stand Against Continental Conflict

South Africa’s trade with Sahel military coup regimes is flourishing – That’s not a bad thing

By Opinion | Published Feb 6, 2025

South Africa’s trade with Sahel military coup regimes is flourishing – That’s not a bad thing

South Africa’s trade with Sahel military coup regimes is flourishing – That’s not a bad thing

The Human Edge in the Age of AI

By Opinion | Published Jan 30, 2025

The Human Edge in the Age of AI

The Human Edge in the Age of AI

From China to the World: The Universal Spirit of the Spring Festival

By Opinion | Published Jan 29, 2025

From China to the World: The Universal Spirit of the Spring Festival

From China to the World: The Universal Spirit of the Spring Festival

Mining Remains A Crucial Player in South Africa’s Economic Landscape

By Opinion | Published Jan 29, 2025

Mining Remains A Crucial Player in South Africa’s Economic Landscape

Mining Remains A Crucial Player in South Africa’s Economic Landscape

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