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Rishi Sunak

Labour landslide: But Keir Starmer’s UK win is overshadowed by huge challenges
Columns
/ 10 July 2024

Labour landslide: But Keir Starmer’s UK win is overshadowed by huge challenges

Labour faces the electorate’s expectations of transformative change amid economic hardship, with the populist Reform Party snapping at its heels

By Imran Khalid
Labour tipped for historic win as UK voters go to the polls
World
/ 4 July 2024

Labour tipped for historic win as UK voters go to the polls

If predictions are accurate, Rishi Sunak will on Friday visit head of state King Charles III to tender his resignation as prime minister

By Joe Jackson
What the ANC can learn from the Tory meltdown
Opinion
/ 15 May 2024

What the ANC can learn from the Tory meltdown

If South Africa’s governing party does end up losing its majority in future elections, it might never get it back

By Sarah Smit
South African lawyers seek ‘blood money’ to compensate Gaza victims
Politics
/ 26 January 2024

South African lawyers seek ‘blood money’ to compensate Gaza victims

They want the UK and US to pay for damages for their alleged role in assisting the Israeli military to commit war crimes and genocide

By Lyse Comins
Where does SA fit into America’s ‘new consensus’?
Opinion
/ 23 May 2023

Where does SA fit into America’s ‘new consensus’?

The United States is crafting a new foreign policy that keeps the economic superpower at its centre

By Sarah Smit
Pressure on Sunak is building after the UK local elections
Opinion
/ 9 May 2023

Pressure on Sunak is building after the UK local elections

The Tories are comforting themselves for their loss by arguing that historically every government during the mid-term suffers losses in local elections

By Imran Khalid
Zelensky in Europe: Too early to ask for jets?
Opinion
/ 22 February 2023

Zelensky in Europe: Too early to ask for jets?

After getting the green light from Washington for tanks, Ukraine’s president is pleading for fighter jets to defend his country from Russia

By Imran Khalid
UK set for ruling on plan to deport migrants to Rwanda
Article
/ 19 December 2022

UK set for ruling on plan to deport migrants to Rwanda

Four people died last week after a small boat packed with migrants capsized in the Channel in freezing weather conditions

By Helen Rowe
Dutch expected to apologise for 250 years of slavery
Top Six
/ 19 December 2022

Dutch expected to apologise for 250 years of slavery

Prime minister expected to give speech on ‘meaningful moment’

By Danny Kemp
UK’s Sunak exposes his naivety on foreign policy
Opinion
/ 12 December 2022

UK’s Sunak exposes his naivety on foreign policy

This was evident in the British prime minister’s speech at the lord mayor’s banquet, which customarily focuses on foreign policy

By Imran Khalid
For the ANC, the lines are clearly drawn
Opinion
/ 25 November 2022

For the ANC, the lines are clearly drawn

It’s not what Oliver Tambo meant but, for the ANC, the lines have been clearly drawn since the party’s elections in 2017

By Paddy Harper
Ramaphosa calls for reform of UN Security Council during United Kingdom visit
Top Six
/ 23 November 2022

Ramaphosa calls for reform of UN Security Council during United Kingdom visit

Cyril Ramaphosa is on a state visit to the UK, the first to be hosted by King Charles III after the death of Queen Elisabeth II in September. 

By Eunice Masson
Sino-UK relations sour further after the G20 summit
Opinion
/ 20 November 2022

Sino-UK relations sour further after the G20 summit

‘The China threat’ provides Sunak with a way to divert attention from his domestic problems but he needs to tread carefully

By Imran Khalid
With Sunak as UK PM, let’s hope for bland times ahead
Opinion
/ 27 October 2022

With Sunak as UK PM, let’s hope for bland times ahead

No one is sure what Sunak must do, but whatever it is, it’s not going to be easy in toxic British politics

By Zulfikar Abbany
Rishi Sunak inherits UK economy in crisis
Top Six
/ 25 October 2022

Rishi Sunak inherits UK economy in crisis

Britain’s former finance chief inherits a UK economy that was headed for recession even before the recent turmoil triggered by Liz Truss

By Ben Perry
Rishi Sunak is the UK’s next leader. Here’s what he doesn’t want you to know
Opinion
/ 24 October 2022

Rishi Sunak is the UK’s next leader. Here’s what he doesn’t want you to know

From offshore dealings to right-wing think tanks, the former chancellor has not been transparent about his finances

By Adam Bychawski
Liz Truss named as UK’s third woman prime minister
Top Six
/ 5 September 2022

Liz Truss named as UK’s third woman prime minister

The foreign secretary comfortably beat her rival, former finance minister Rishi Sunak, after a gruelling summer-long contest decided by just over 170 000 Conservative members

By Anna Malpas and Jitendra Joshi
Truss is the Tory Corbyn: How the Conservative Party will destroy itself
Opinion
/ 22 July 2022

Truss is the Tory Corbyn: How the Conservative Party will destroy itself

Liz Truss has the support of 62% of the Conservative Party members who anoint the next prime minister

By John Davenport

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