SA can’t afford a Zimbabwe meltdown
Zimbabwe’s economic crisis has reached catastrophic proportions. With the government raising the cost of fuel from R19…
Iran’s Islamic Revolution at 40 – setting the stage for a New World Order
Forty years ago a momentous event took place when the Shah of the Pahlavi dynasty, installed by…
Help us catch thieves who are not just stealing high-tech education equipment but our children’s education
To the surprise of many observers, the Congolese Electoral Commission (CENI) announced on the night of Wednesday,…
The AU’s Project Wakanda One: A symbol of a new Africa?
Is the AU leadership watching too many movies or they are genuinely seeking to achieve the Agenda…
The direct seller: a professional career
Often people come into the direct selling sector as a hobby, or an easy means to make…
Déjà Vu: How do you win a three-way race?
British politics is far more complicated than its parliamentary procedures. You have to vote either “Aye” or “Nay”…
Lack of ethical leadership: A clear and present danger to sustainable development
Due to a lack of ethical leadership in almost all sectors of life, we are destroying our…
The importance of good environmental, social and governance practices
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) is one of five exchanges in the world to be internationally recognised…
If Rwanda is an African model, then stability is key
A quarter of a century ago, in Rwanda, you stood a higher chance of getting flowing blood…
Mental health care in SA needs stronger leadership and increased budgets
Life Esidimeni tragedy, patient abuse, health professionals’ suicides all point to need for better management of public…
Constitutional electoral reforms is an imperative
For those who understand our electoral system, they will concede that while we exist in a democracy,…
Why Trump will win a second term: lessons for South Africa
“Not a perfect match with the anger and the resentment that a significant percentage of the electorate…
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