What the country needs now is a decisive break from the conservatism of the past decade and the adoption of a bold economic reorientation that places investment, industrialisation, and institutional renewal at the centre of the national agenda, says …
The AU seems to have found its voice. Its affirmation of South Africa's G20 role and its recent rejection of U. S. claims of religious persecution against Christians ...
Many Afrikaners have long embraced democracy and worked to build a just society. Many are also vocally rejecting the current display of extremism. More should join ...
The interim and final report of the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry should advance urgent reform, provide foresight to thwart state capture and criminality and to ...
Trump’s Afrikaner-victim narrative was never about compassion; it was about control. Beneath the theatre of diplomacy lies a deliberate act of retaliation, a stroke ...
When Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana presents his MTBPS on Wednesday, he must not only present the fiscal map but also redraw the national imagination of development, ...
Zohran Mamdani is not a saviour; he is a signal. He is proof that the socialist horizon has not dimmed, that even amid capitalist decay, new generations are willing ...
Families in El Fashir are facing unimaginable horrors as the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) unleash a campaign of violence, ethnic killings, and ransom demands, leaving ...
As the US under Trump takes over the G20 in 2026, and downgrades most of our G20 development agenda, South Africans and Africans, would have to ask sobering questions ...
Any trust deficit between the IEC and the voters could see the country descending into chaos – something that would be regrettable given that South Africa has had ...
The struggle for equality and justice cannot be outsourced to a forum of political elites. It belongs to the people who continue to labour, to hope, and to demand ...
Tanzania's 2025 election is not an isolated event—there are clear signs of democratic erosion across much of the Continent. Elections, revered as noble expressions ...
When universities become living instruments of transformation, they cease to be mere repositories of information and become catalysts of national consciousness, ...
As developing countries continue to consolidate their voices, the balance of global discourse will shift towards greater inclusivity, ensuring that the story of ...
African leaders stay quiet out of solidarity or self-preservation. To acknowledge religious persecution in Nigeria would invite scrutiny of their own records, says ...
Violence and destruction, intolerance of contesting viewpoints, and inability to argue produce a stunted mindset that can never be liberating. Ideas and the contestation ...
The lines of power and multilateralism are being redrawn. The unique challenges and opportunities of this moment provide openings, above all, for developing countries ...
When we meaningfully invest in sport, from grassroots to professional levels, we are investing in our nation’s longevity, prosperity, and collective wellbeing. We ...
The Gaza situation makes a mockery of international diplomacy. Our world order is fully unilateral, with the powerful on top of the weak. Spare a thought for Gaza ...
Alleging electoral fraud, protesters have taken to the streets insisting on the victory of his opponent, a veteran of the regime who broke ranks, and garnered mass ...