A decade has passed since Malema was frogmarched out of the ANC. Out in the cold he has, however, remained a constant thorn in the side of the party and a useful gun for hire in our political theatre
Although the president deserves some credit for taking responsibility for those events, one wonders if heads will fall in his cabinet in the weeks and months to come.
If the president will not put South Africa first instead of the ANC, then the Zondo commission may have done a good job but accountability is not attainable
The judiciary is under attack from populists – again – and needs a leader who can balance tensions between rights in the Constitution brilliantly and bravely.
When faced with the choice between protecting the interests of people and making a profit, even the most benign corporations will choose the latter.
For the next three months we all must critically engage with the education sector to halt the flood of a generation slipping through.
How much more time does the ANC have before losing the country? It’s the question of the next decade, or for the next two years, as the 2024 general election looms.
Despite our dalliances with the “end of the world” narratives, we are still here.
When the ANC introduced the Amendment Bill, it must have been apparent it would lose, having failed to secure an agreement with any other party beforehand
We will all bear the brunt of a political landscape that is less about governing and more about the satisfaction of personal interests and vindictive opposition