Tag: south africa
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The African National Congress (ANC) faces a significant trust deficit with the public after allowing Minister Senzo Mchunu to resume his position on the National Executive Committee (NEC), despite serious… more ›
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Leadership in South Africa has never been about titles or proximity to power. It has always been judged by action, sacrifice, and example. From the struggle years to the boardroom… more ›
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My first article on the syncretism controversy in the Catholic Archdiocese of Durban focused on what happened. It examined the public outrage, the selective reading of the Archbishop’s clarification, and… more ›
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It did not take long for the mask to slip. At his first public address since taking up the post of US ambassador to SA, Brent Bozell III arrived not… more ›
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President Cyril Ramaphosa’s upcoming State of the Nation Address (SONA) on February 11, 2026, will occur under the challenging context of South Africa’s Government of National Unity. While Ramaphosa has… more ›
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The Johannesburg G20 Summit in November 2025 marked a historic milestone, being the first held in Africa and with the African Union as a permanent member. Despite the U.S. boycott… more ›
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Minister Senzo Mchunu’s recent testimony before Parliament deepened the credibility crisis for him and the ANC. Mchunu’s evasive and contradictory statements regarding the disbandment of the Political Killings Task Team… more ›
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In a bold address at the ANC Roll Call Summit, President Cyril Ramaphosa openly criticised his party’s municipal governance, acknowledging the superior performance of DA-run councils in service delivery. This… more ›
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South Africa’s political landscape is at a critical juncture as the African National Congress (ANC) grapples with declining public trust, electoral losses, and pervasive corruption. The ANC’s historical promise of… more ›
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In a recent address, President Cyril Ramaphosa faced backlash for his measured response to serious allegations against Minister Senzo Mchunu and others in the ANC. Critics note that his announcement… more ›