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Donald Trump

Trump win will abort health care
Health
/ 1 October 2020

Trump win will abort health care

Threats of funding cuts has caused a reduction in reproductive and sexual health services

By Pontsho Pilane
The African Union’s (un)official statement on the US elections
Africa
/ 1 October 2020

The African Union’s (un)official statement on the US elections

The United States has never been shy to pass judgment on African elections. What does it look like when Africa passes judgment on America’s chaotic vote?

By Babatunde Fagbayibo
US ‘brokered’ agreements on Israel: Wind of change or toxic blast of extortion?
Opinion
/ 29 September 2020

US ‘brokered’ agreements on Israel: Wind of change or toxic blast of extortion?

The United States is negotiating with African countries that will see them exchange Palestinian people’s rights for improved economic and trade conditions

By Suraya Dadoo
Rights are at risk without principled leadership in the US Supreme Court
Opinion
/ 22 September 2020

Rights are at risk without principled leadership in the US Supreme Court

COMMENT: My sons, I weep because Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who fought gender discrimination, has died and Donald Trump, under whom hardwon victories have been eroded, wants to be elected president again

By Gretchen Wilson-Prangley
The bloody battle to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Opinion
/ 20 September 2020

The bloody battle to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Neither side will hesitate for a second to do anything to win

By John Davenport
Death in small-town America
Coronavirus
/ 5 September 2020

Death in small-town America

As the coronavirus continues its deadly march, funeral directors in small-town America quietly attend to burying the dead

By Peter Rothpletz and Kiri Rupiah
TikTok chief Kevin Mayer quits company
Sci-tech
/ 27 August 2020

TikTok chief Kevin Mayer quits company

Mayer’s resignation comes days after TikTok filed a lawsuit challenging a crackdown by the US government over claims the wildly popular social media app can be used to spy on Americans.

By Agency
Trump gives TikTok 6 weeks to sell itself to US company
World
/ 4 August 2020

Trump gives TikTok 6 weeks to sell itself to US company

China’s foreign ministry pushed back, calling Washington hypocritical for demanding TikTok be sold

By Paul Handley
The new ‘invisible enemy’
Africa
/ 14 July 2020

The new ‘invisible enemy’

Anti-racism and political contagion from Save Darfur to Black Lives Matter

By Hisham Aïdi
Mask rules are not meant to ‘criminalise’ the public
Coronavirus
/ 13 July 2020

Mask rules are not meant to ‘criminalise’ the public

Shop owners and taxi drivers can now refuse entry to people who defy mandatory mask-wearing regulations

By Sarah Smit
Cartoon: Carlos on turd immunity
Cartoons
/ 10 July 2020

Cartoon: Carlos on turd immunity

Standing out from the herd isn’t always a great idea

By Carlos
The blankest spot on Trump’s world map
World
/ 29 June 2020

The blankest spot on Trump’s world map

In his new book of his time in the Trump White House, former US National Security Adviser John Bolton shares Trump’s very few thoughts on Africa

By Alex Park
Richard Calland: What brave new world awaits us?
Analysis
/ 25 June 2020

Richard Calland: What brave new world awaits us?

Responses to terrible inequality, climate change and the Covid-19 economic crisis will decide this

By Richard Calland
Militarisation, repression and capitalism in the US
World
/ 21 June 2020

Militarisation, repression and capitalism in the US

A global police state – the military arm for capital interests – marginalises, controls and subjugates millions of people considered surplus humanity

By William I Robinson
Trump awakes human decency
Opinion
/ 18 June 2020

Trump awakes human decency

The US leader’s outrageous rule and overt bigotry roused the white middle class from indifference

By Philip Machanick
Black Lives Matter? Which black lives?
Opinion
/ 11 June 2020

Black Lives Matter? Which black lives?

In South Africa, police brutality and violence affect black, working- class lives in particular. We must dismantle this systemic oppression

By Adam Haupt
Why we need to dismantle the East-West hyphen
Coronavirus
/ 11 June 2020

Why we need to dismantle the East-West hyphen

Hyphenated identities: Why can’t I be just ‘South African’; why do I need to be ‘South- African Chinese’?

By Loraine Law Yuen
Thank our lucky stars and stripes Trump did not take the lead in the pandemic
Coronavirus
/ 10 June 2020

Thank our lucky stars and stripes Trump did not take the lead in the pandemic

Imagine the chaos that would have ensued had the rest of the world relied on the United States for leadership as it usually does?

By Joseph Mugore
America’s ‘Black Mecca’ rallies against racist police brutality
World
/ 8 June 2020

America’s ‘Black Mecca’ rallies against racist police brutality

Known as a hub of revolution during the Civil Rights Movement, Atlanta has once again been at the forefront of police brutality protests in the US

By Chika Oduah
US suspends flights by Chinese airlines in spat with Beijing
Coronavirus
/ 3 June 2020

US suspends flights by Chinese airlines in spat with Beijing

The latest spat between Washington and Beijing centers partially on the Civil Aviation Authority of China deciding to determine its limit on foreign airlines based on their activity on March 12.

By Kiri Rupiah
After disastrous Zuma years, Ramaphosa must provide foreign policy clarity
Opinion
/ 20 May 2020

After disastrous Zuma years, Ramaphosa must provide foreign policy clarity

For a country that is guided by ubuntu, South Africa has a record of embarrassing international blunders

By Robert Shivambu
Open letter: Mr Biden, America must lead the next global catastrophe
Coronavirus
/ 16 May 2020

Open letter: Mr Biden, America must lead the next global catastrophe

Trump’s handling of the coronavirus crisis was a textbook example of what not to do, you will have to do it all differently

By Charles R Stith
The pandemic creates ideal conditions for the rise of populism
Coronavirus
/ 15 May 2020

The pandemic creates ideal conditions for the rise of populism

The state of politics and geopolitics has been exacerbated, rather than stabilised, by the coronavirus crisis

By Aaliyah Vayez
The Chinese chameleon reimagined in the age of Covid-19
Coronavirus
/ 9 May 2020

The Chinese chameleon reimagined in the age of Covid-19

The West’s perceptions of China hold up a mirror to its own preoccupations. More nuanced analysis is much-needed

By Casper Lӧtter
Covid-19: An opportunity for universities to regain public trust
Coronavirus
/ 8 May 2020

Covid-19: An opportunity for universities to regain public trust

The coronavirus pandemic has brought the role of universities in nurturing scientific inquiry and evidence-based policy-making to the fore

By Francis Petersen
Reading List: Dionne Searcey
Friday
/ 7 May 2020

Reading List: Dionne Searcey

The author and journalist shares a reading list from her time as The New York Times bureau chief for West Africa

By Dionne Searcey
Covid-19 in Africa: The good news and the bad
Africa
/ 2 May 2020

Covid-19 in Africa: The good news and the bad

What might Africa look like in the wake of the pandemic? There’s enough change happening to keep both optimists happy and pessimists glum

By Judd Devermont and Simon Allison
Trump abandons ‘enemy’ media briefings — then comes right back
Article
/ 28 April 2020

Trump abandons ‘enemy’ media briefings — then comes right back

In a confusing series of announcements, the White House scheduled a press conference with Trump for Monday afternoon. Then scrapped it, and then put it back on

By Sebastian Smith
Shifting patterns in Covid-19 cases leads to redrawing of battle plans
Article
/ 27 April 2020

Shifting patterns in Covid-19 cases leads to redrawing of battle plans

The Western Cape has become the epicentre of the outbreak, and the tardy response of health officials in the Eastern Cape has Minister Zweli Mkhize worried but optimistic

By Lester Kiewit
Will the populist playbook be enough for Trump to hold on to power?
Article
/ 25 April 2020

Will the populist playbook be enough for Trump to hold on to power?

His rhetoric about immigration, the dilution of culture and threats to American’s jobs feeds into Republicans’ fears and he’ll use this in his election campaign

By Helen Macdonald
SA lockdown: Coercing the poor, coddling the rich?
Article
/ 20 April 2020

SA lockdown: Coercing the poor, coddling the rich?

The Ramaphosa Presidency has been praised for its handling of the coronavirus pandemic, but the compensating measures that accompany it are inadequate to protect much of the population

By Seán Muller
Paddy Harper: I’d rather staypozi with Cyril
Article
/ 16 April 2020

Paddy Harper: I’d rather staypozi with Cyril

Imagine if Zupta the Maniacal Giggler was president. Or Mbeki the Myopic. Beyond imagination would be Donald the Deadly

By Paddy Harper
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