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Donald Trump

Editorial: New clothes for old Nazis
Article
/ 25 November 2016

Editorial: New clothes for old Nazis

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.

By Editorial
Financiers cheer shambassador
Article
/ 25 November 2016

Financiers cheer shambassador

Brexit’s Nigel Farage parties in the Ritz despite not becoming an ambassador any time soon.

By Reuters
Reserve Bank leaves repo rate unchanged, warns of risks to the rand
Article
/ 24 November 2016

Reserve Bank leaves repo rate unchanged, warns of risks to the rand

The MPC decided unanimously to leave the benchmark repurchase rate at 7%.

By Staff Reporter
The surprising origins of ‘post-truth’ – and how it was spawned by the liberal left
Analysis
/ 21 November 2016

The surprising origins of ‘post-truth’ – and how it was spawned by the liberal left

More than 30 years ago, academics started to discredit “truth” as one of the “grand narratives” which clever people could no longer believe.

By Staff Reporter
You’d better believe politicians’  hot air
Article
/ 18 November 2016

You’d better believe politicians’  hot air

"What we are seeing in the West, as many commentators have observed, is a surge in ethnic nationalism."

By Staff Reporter
Will Trumpenstein wreck or bless?
Article
/ 17 November 2016

Will Trumpenstein wreck or bless?

The president-elect’s victory speech was encouraging but his temperament keeps everyone guessing.

By Adrian Saville
Say hi to the real world, Mr Trump
Article
/ 17 November 2016

Say hi to the real world, Mr Trump

The US is facing major foreign policy issues that can’t be resolved with rabble-rousing rhetoric.

By Andrew Hammond
​Trump got elected mainly because establishment politicians ignored the people
Analysis
/ 17 November 2016

​Trump got elected mainly because establishment politicians ignored the people

And now citizens face the prospect of a president who will tilt the country towards white supremacy

By Staff Reporter
Will quackery guide Trump’s global health policy?
Article
/ 16 November 2016

Will quackery guide Trump’s global health policy?

The US remains one of the leading funders of global health but will this change on president-elect Donald Trump’s watch?

By Laura Lopez Gonzalez
Snowden warns of rise in US domestic spying following Trump’s election victory
Article
/ 15 November 2016

Snowden warns of rise in US domestic spying following Trump’s election victory

The former US spy agency contractor believes democratic checks and balances are losing ground to authoritarianism.

By Hugh Bronstein
#CulturePop: Who is responsible for the orange-tinged disaster that is 2016?
Article
/ 15 November 2016

#CulturePop: Who is responsible for the orange-tinged disaster that is 2016?

Zuma, Trump and the madness that is 2016.

By Kuntha Ndimande
Donald Trump and the world: Five challenges
Article
/ 14 November 2016

Donald Trump and the world: Five challenges

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?

By Staff Reporter
​Africans fear Trump will cut health funds
Article
/ 14 November 2016

​Africans fear Trump will cut health funds

If the US president-elect acts on his election rhetoric, the result for LGBTI programmes may be dire.

By Carl Collison
Prezzes Zuma and Trump, I’m rigging out of wedlock
Article
/ 14 November 2016

Prezzes Zuma and Trump, I’m rigging out of wedlock

You can have the Guptas and the Ku Klux Klan. I’ll take Pravin Gordhan, Barack Obama and the kids.

By Staff Reporter
​Take on Trump: We who believe in freedom cannot rest until it comes
Analysis
/ 14 November 2016

​Take on Trump: We who believe in freedom cannot rest until it comes

Donald Trump will lead the United States, but we cannot sit back being fearful, we must fight for all people’s rights.

By Staff Reporter
‘Not my president!’
Article
/ 11 November 2016

‘Not my president!’

Disappointed United States demonstrators protested Donald Trump’s victory.

By Reuters
From aid to trade, turbulence awaits
Article
/ 11 November 2016

From aid to trade, turbulence awaits

As Trump takes the US’s gaze inward, Africa could be rocked by loss of market access and healthcare funding

By Matuma Letsoalo Author, Zachary Donnenfeld, Howard Schneider and
Editorial: Not everyone in US is mad
Article
/ 11 November 2016

Editorial: Not everyone in US is mad

Only a quarter of the US’s active citizenry supports president-elect Trump, and many may do so only provisionally.

By Editorial
US vote: Better a liar than a woman
Article
/ 11 November 2016

US vote: Better a liar than a woman

As for what Trump’s presidency will actually mean for women in the long term: it’s too soon to tell.

By Staff Reporter
Madiba will be our Trump card when the Donald’s orange flood reaches our shores
Article
/ 11 November 2016

Madiba will be our Trump card when the Donald’s orange flood reaches our shores

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.

By Phillip De Wet
Note from the pros: Grab them by the purse strings
Article
/ 11 November 2016

Note from the pros: Grab them by the purse strings

Some handy tips for the American president-elect from the people in the know.

By Editorial
What the Trump? If he makes good on his promises, SA will be hurt
Article
/ 11 November 2016

What the Trump? If he makes good on his promises, SA will be hurt

With every large market that closes, that product needs to find another home and some of that overflow will arrive in South Africa.

By Staff Reporter
Thousands take to US streets to protest Donald Trump’s presidential victory
Article
/ 10 November 2016

Thousands take to US streets to protest Donald Trump’s presidential victory

On Wednesday evening, thousands of protesters thronged streets in midtown Manhattan, New York, marching to the Trump Tower.

By Al Jazeera
Trump’s isolationism: Threats and opportunities for Africa
Article
/ 10 November 2016

Trump’s isolationism: Threats and opportunities for Africa

Donald Trump’s unexpected victory in the US stunned many across the globe.

By Patrick Bond
Why a Trump victory bodes ill for Africa #trumpmustfall
Article
/ 10 November 2016

Why a Trump victory bodes ill for Africa #trumpmustfall

The implausible has become a reality, so what does that mean for our continent?

By Staff Reporter
Trump’s hot words will undo gains made to stop global warming
Article
/ 10 November 2016

Trump’s hot words will undo gains made to stop global warming

President-elect Donald Trump’s stance on global warming spells trouble for the country’s carbon footprint.

By Sipho Kings
Trump’s presidential campaign may not be the last to successfully use scare tactics
Analysis
/ 9 November 2016

Trump’s presidential campaign may not be the last to successfully use scare tactics

Right-wing populism is gaining fertile ground in Europe, preying on the fears of ordinary citizens who feel excluded by ‘establishment politics’.

By Charles Molele
Five things that explain Donald Trump’s stunning presidential election victory
Analysis
/ 9 November 2016

Five things that explain Donald Trump’s stunning presidential election victory

The 2016 election defied conventional wisdom from start to finish; it is probably a safe bet that the Trump presidency will be just as unpredictable.

By Staff Reporter
Bliss or Dystopia? Trump’s 10-step plan to ‘making America great again’
Article
/ 9 November 2016

Bliss or Dystopia? Trump’s 10-step plan to ‘making America great again’

Now that Trump is the new US head of state will he put into action the promises he made during his presidential campaign?

By Staff Reporter
Zuma congratulates Trump ‘on behalf of the people of South Africa’
Article
/ 9 November 2016

Zuma congratulates Trump ‘on behalf of the people of South Africa’

President Zuma is looking forward to working with President-elect Donald Trump.

By News 24
Clinton vs Trump: Five things they’ve each said about South Africa
Article
/ 8 November 2016

Clinton vs Trump: Five things they’ve each said about South Africa

The US presidential candidates have been focused on winning the minds and hearts of Americans, but they also have a couple of thoughts on SA.

By Staff Reporter
Explainer: What Donald Trump needs to win the US election
Article
/ 8 November 2016

Explainer: What Donald Trump needs to win the US election

It really doesn’t matter if you win the popular vote across the country. Just ask Al Gore, the defeated Democrat in 2000.

By Al Jazeera
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