Acceptance speeches at the 2017 Golden Globe awards used to attack and pillory the US president-elect.
SA might be better placed than other emerging economies to weather changes to US policy
“You know what? The fact of the matter is that when he tweets, he gets results,” Spicer said.
The United States president’s successor, Republican Donald Trump, will be sworn into office on January 20.
It’s not that people are getting dumber, psychologists say. Humans have always had blind spots.
“All Americans should be alarmed by Russia’s actions,” Obama said in a statement.
Trump’s Twitter eruption was the culmination of a growing set of perceived grievances.
The doctors of spin are going to have a busy 2017 given the number of polls worldwide, writes Andrew Hammond.
Nationalism built on chauvinism enables elites to incite social hostility and acquire ‘gangster’ capital.
Immigrants, illegal of not, will continue to traverse the globe in search of a better life
US President Barack Obama ordered intelligence agencies to review foreign intervention into the election and deliver a report before he leaves office.
Globally, a win for neo-fascism is also a failure of the neoliberal left to truly dismantle inequality.
The Apple store may not be a church but it is without question a place of worship.
The United States president-elect says the accolade means a lot to him.
Brexit’s Nigel Farage parties in the Ritz despite not becoming an ambassador any time soon.
Trump’s own repudiation of the group means little when his entire campaign was built on appealing to just that sentiment. Spray Doom on the alt-right.
The MPC decided unanimously to leave the benchmark repurchase rate at 7%.
More than 30 years ago, academics started to discredit “truth” as one of the “grand narratives” which clever people could no longer believe.
"What we are seeing in the West, as many commentators have observed, is a surge in ethnic nationalism."
The president-elect’s victory speech was encouraging but his temperament keeps everyone guessing.
The US is facing major foreign policy issues that can’t be resolved with rabble-rousing rhetoric.
And now citizens face the prospect of a president who will tilt the country towards white supremacy
The US remains one of the leading funders of global health but will this change on president-elect Donald Trump’s watch?
The former US spy agency contractor believes democratic checks and balances are losing ground to authoritarianism.
Zuma, Trump and the madness that is 2016.
America appears as divided over key aspects of foreign policy as it is at home. So how does President-elect Trump hope to handle that divide?
If the US president-elect acts on his election rhetoric, the result for LGBTI programmes may be dire.
You can have the Guptas and the Ku Klux Klan. I’ll take Pravin Gordhan, Barack Obama and the kids.
Donald Trump will lead the United States, but we cannot sit back being fearful, we must fight for all people’s rights.
As for what Trump’s presidency will actually mean for women in the long term: it’s too soon to tell.
The Donald’s wrecking ball won’t be aimed at Africa right away, but we do have an ace in the hole if he gets bolshy.
Some handy tips for the American president-elect from the people in the know.