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Paul Kariuki

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Dr Paul Kariuki is the director of the Democracy Development Programme in Durban. These are his own views.

Opinion

Everyone is responsible for creating ethical leadership

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Flailing coalitions are failing democracy in SA
Opinion

Flailing coalitions are failing democracy in SA

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Not on: Some residents of the mens’ hostels in Jeppe have looted shops
Opinion

Law and order essential to democracy

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Mandela Day is about advancing and deepening democracy
Opinion

Citizens and civil society must fight to protect our democracy

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The next local government elections will be held in two years: here municipalities have an opportunity to correct their practice and enhance citizens’ trust in them.
National

Urgent measures needed to address the poor state of municipalities

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If the state of the nation irks you
Opinion

Push towards living the South African dream

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As a country that advocates for human rights
Opinion

All our rights should be for all our people

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Finance Minister Tito Mboweni's budget had little to inspire confidence.
Opinion

Budget 2019: Citizens and civil society cannot afford to relax

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'Civil society will continue in its role of mobilising
Opinion

Civil society in 2019 — the year of redemption and renewal

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People power: Port Elizabeth voters queue to make their mark at the polls. South Africa’s proportional representation system is being called into question. Photo: Paul Botes
Opinion

Grassroots democracy begins with open ward committees

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Citizens must be given the opportunity to influence the municipal decisions that affect them

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