Elections are being held in 19 countries across the African continent in 2024. Tom Mboya considers the rise in foreign disinformation campaigns.
Social media has changed the status quo in politics. In an election cycle, interaction between politicians and the electorate has evolved to near-real-time communication.
‘After decades of mass products, society wanted to move back to the artisanal and great quality’
Under the proposed changes, control over important public health procedures will be ceded to the WHO and director general
Former EFF provincial leader Jossey Buthane said the top brass were trying to lead via ‘emails and phones’ instead of being on the ground
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The marginal improvement in sentiment has been buoyed by sectors such as manufacturing
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Most of the 325 rhinos that died in KwaZulu-Natal were a result of poaching the animals for their horns
The electoral body says it is up to the political parties, independent candidates, affected individuals and parliament to deal with any fraud
An irate Judge Ratha Mokgoathleng asked state prosecutor George Baloyi to read into the court record what the law says about court delays and the consequences
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