The farce isn’t over until the fat man sings
Against the background of the 2019 election, the interaction between [...]
Putting an end to the ‘grant queen’ fallacy
THERE are many narratives that have been perpetuated through [...]
South Africa elections are a litmus test of democracy in Africa
The election season in South Africa has finally reached fever [...]
Is ACDP a party of moral regeneration?
The ACDP purports to be a party which champions moral [...]
A name change cannot fill an empty plate
There has been much controversy and public debate around the [...]
PRESS RELEASE: These Are the Things that Sit with Us
New book seeks to contribute to a broader documentation [...]
The AU’s new transitional justice policy could be a game-changer
This year’s annual pilgrimage to the African Union Summit recently held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia in February under the theme ‘The year of refugees, returnees and internally displaced persons: towards durable solutions to forced displacements in Africa’ did not create much media thunder — yet it is probably the most important in recent years, both thematically and in its undertakings.
Losers in Africa’s presidential elections need to be more strategic
A new strategy by opposition party leaders in Africa who [...]
Reclassified
One of the strangest legal mechanisms in Apartheid legislation was [...]
Trust, media and the upcoming elections
One quarter of a century into democratic rule, South Africa [...]