Africa’s First Lady
Barack and Michelle Obama have barely left the stage — it’s been a month — and already the U.S. press are gripped by nostalgia. …
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The Democracy We Want
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Will Malema succeed Zuma?
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SA stuck between hope and despair
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How do we renew the colours of our Constitution?
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EU-SA Inspiring Thinkers Debate Series: #Corruption and #HumanRights
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Parliaments must clean up their act
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Policy Brief 14: Combating Corruption in South Africa
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Policy Brief 13: the SADC Parliamentary Forum’s Role in Building Democracy
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South Africa’s complicated commitment to the ICC
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West Africa deserves limited credit for toppling a dictator
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Balancing Budgets and Cabinet appointments
Nobody would want to be in Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan’s shoes on Wednesday, having to deliver a Budget in a highly stressed environment, while…
Africa needs to vastly improve public services
Without efficient public services, it is unlikely that African countries will be able to lift growth rates, boost development and tackle poverty. Public services…
Improve workplace democracy
Greater workplace democracy may make South Africa’s labour market more peaceful, productive and less racially charged. Generally, across the globe, companies are mostly run…
West Africa deserves limited credit for toppling a dictator
Before Yahya Jammeh finally bowed to the inevitable and left the presidency of the Gambia for exile, he asked the negotiators for certain conditions…
Uniting with Unita is the key to stability
Angola, once one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, is now facing economic stagnation, following the global commodity price plunge. At the height…
‘Ghost town’ awaits the presidential cavalcade
President Jacob Zuma will not only address a post-Sona rally but also meet with business leaders for lunch before his address. The lunch will…
State of Democracy debate 28 November 2016 – Part 2
This video features Part Two of the four-part series on our 28 November 2016 annual State of Democracy (SoD) debate held at Liliesleaf, Johannesburg….
State of Democracy debate 28 November 2016 – Part 4
This video features Part Four of the four-part series on our 28 November 2016 annual State of Democracy (SoD) debate held at Liliesleaf, Johannesburg….
State of Democracy debate 28 November 2016 – Part 3
This video features Part Three of the four-part series on our 28 November 2016 annual State of Democracy (SoD) debate held at Liliesleaf, Johannesburg….