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Finding citizenship, again - Politicsweb

Freedom Day came and went without much fanfare, a commemoration of sorts, but hardly a celebration. It’s been 29 years since the 1994 transition: sufficient ...

Coalition ructions part of democratic process - Sunday Independent

Coalitions used to be something of a rarity in South African politics, but – especially since the 2016 local government elections (LGE) – have become fairly ...

The ANC’s turn to non-racialism - Polity

The African National Congress is hoping that a chunk of white voters will help it over the electoral finishing line.

Proportional representation and secret ballots in SA’s coalition future - News24

Tshwane was widely regarded as the test case for stable coalition government: the Democratic Alliance (DA)-led multi-party reformist coalition had a majority ...

A hegemon crumbles! – will the ANC survive after decades of parasitic policies? - Business Brief

The African National Congress (ANC) is imploding. The productive energies of private enterprise have long been suppressed under the party’s hegemonic rule. ...

The Real South Africa: Race, Reality, and Reasons for Hope | IRR Online Press Briefing

The IRR presented findings of its latest opinion poll in an online briefing. The data, is presented by IRR head of strategic communications Hermann Pretorius, ...

Letter: Attack on IRR gratuitous - BusinessLIVE

Michael Beaumont has grabbed the bull firmly by the udder in attacking the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) because of a piece written by Nicholas Woode-Smith ...

Stand-off between government and corporate SA as business sphere deteriorates – Katzenellenbogen - Biznews

All the signs are that there is now a stand-off between government and corporate South Africa, while the business environment deteriorates.

SONA signals no end to malaise - The Citizen

South Africa’s crisis is systemic, and arises from the deliberate arrangement of governance and economic incentives over decades designed to satisfy the ...

Julius Malema: Hero or Hypocrite? The danger of SA’s rising political star – BizNews

Julius Malema dominated the news and the commentary last week with his planned national shutdown tomorrow. The nation seemed to cower before him, as if ...