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Yearly Archives: 2025

International court: Why it’s time to take the fight against corruption global
Thought Leader
/ 17 July 2025

International court: Why it’s time to take the fight against corruption global

Corruption is no longer a domestic issue; it is a transnational crime and national systems cannot control it on their own

By Prosper S Maguchu & Pusetso Morapedi
‘Fortress Europe’s’ African victims
Africa
/ 17 July 2025

‘Fortress Europe’s’ African victims

The European Union’s decade-long crackdown on African migrants is just as appalling as Donald Trump’s draconian immigration policies

By Adekeye Adebajo
MPs recommend an ad hoc parliament committee to investigate  Mkhwanazi’s allegations
National
/ 16 July 2025

MPs recommend an ad hoc parliament committee to investigate  Mkhwanazi’s allegations

A formal recommendation is expected to be tabled in the National Assembly next Wednesday

By Mandisa Nyathi
The art of holding space: Relebogile Mabotja on love, loss and Untied
Friday
/ 16 July 2025

The art of holding space: Relebogile Mabotja on love, loss and Untied

Relebogile Mabotja holds space for loss and healing in her deeply empathetic series Untied

By Lesego Chepape
SA gets R520 million to buy the twice-a-year anti-HIV jab – but there’s a snag
Health
/ 16 July 2025

SA gets R520 million to buy the twice-a-year anti-HIV jab – but there’s a snag

The country isn’t getting extra money from the Global Fund to Fight Aids, TB and Malaria; it has to use cash from a grant it has already been awarded and was cut by 16% in June

By Mia Malan
Special leave or velvet-glove suspension? A trend in the public sector
Thought Leader
/ 16 July 2025

Special leave or velvet-glove suspension? A trend in the public sector

Without a clear definition in law, the concept of ‘special leave’ can be misconstrued and used as a way to suspend employees

By Andile Mphale
Red beret, red cap: The wearers are populists that offer theatre, not solutions
Thought Leader
/ 16 July 2025

Red beret, red cap: The wearers are populists that offer theatre, not solutions

Julius Malema and Donald Trump are alarmingly similar – charismatic ‘leaders’ with questionable character whose interventions appeal to emotions but won’t fix the economy

By Armand Bam
Azania has no link to South Africa; it’s to do with slavery in East Africa
Thought Leader
/ 16 July 2025

Azania has no link to South Africa; it’s to do with slavery in East Africa

The word Azania is used in this country by political parties and others as a symbolic rejection of apartheid and white supremacy

By Kenneth Mokgatlhe
R44 billion: The big bucks of hunting tourism
Press Releases
/ 16 July 2025

R44 billion: The big bucks of hunting tourism

About 95 000 jobs in South Africa depend on hunting tourism, according to a new study led by Prof Peet van der Merwe and Prof Andrea Saayman from the North-West University.

By North West University
How US conservatives use religious outreach to shape African policy
Thought Leader
/ 16 July 2025

How US conservatives use religious outreach to shape African policy

Through the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints they are pushing a narrow, unprogressive theology in Africa, disguised as family-strengthening initiatives

By Mina Bilkis & Famia Nkansa
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