Big Protests in South Africa Force Ramaphosa to End London Visit
LONDON — South Africa’s new president, Cyril Ramaphosa, who had traveled to London this week to assure global investors of his...
New York Times 1
Apr 19, 2018
If Australia Takes In South Africans, We Can’t Ignore The Rohingya
Home Affairs minister Peter Dutton wants to give "special attention" to white South African farmers for possible fast-tracked...
The Huffington Post (Huffpost)
Mar 15, 2018
Give Ramaphose Government a Chance, But...
The new Ramaphosa Cabinet is one of promise and compromise. The Gordhans, Nenes and Hanekoms indicate that something new is possible on...
FW De Klerk Foundation
Mar 6, 2018
SA leads the way in tackling hate crimes
When compared to the rest of the continent, South Africa is leading the way in trying to deal with issues of hate crimes. On Thursday,...
Genocide Watch
Feb 9, 2018
How Bell Pottinger, P.R. Firm for Despots and Rogues, Met Its End in South Africa
By David Segal If an autopsy could have been performed on Bell Pottinger, Britain’s most audacious public relations firm, the cause of...
New York Times 1
Feb 4, 2018
Watch List 2018
Global Overview For Europeans who have chafed at the embrace of U.S. hyper-power, resented being relegated to the part of...
International Crisis Group 1
Jan 31, 2018
“Gukurahundi is A Genocide” Chief Ndiweni
Ntabazinduna Chief Nhlanhlayamangwe Ndiweni has reiterated that Gukurahundi is a Genocide and those that wish it away and don’t want it...
Matabeleland Institute for Human Rights
Jan 20, 2018
Seven Priorities for the African Union in 2018
What’s the issue? African Union leaders meet at the end of January for their bi-annual summit. Vital institutional and financial reform...
International Crisis Group 1
Jan 17, 2018
Through the Looking Glass: Matric Results 2017
The 1871 book by Lewis Carroll, and sequel to Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland came to mind when Minister Angie Motshekga announced the...
Genocide Watch
Jan 10, 2018
Opinion: The Voice of the People is the Voice God
The 21st December 2017 was a taster and a forerunner of what is to become for President Emerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa. A handful but very...
Genocide Watch
Dec 29, 2017
Zimbabwe’s “Military-assisted Transition” and Prospects for Recovery
What’s the issue? After Zimbabwe’s military intervened to bring an end to 37 years of rule by former President Robert Mugabe, their...
International Crisis Group 1
Dec 20, 2017
Europe’s Chance in Africa
Two former colonial powers of the European Union, France and the United Kingdom, have long shaped the bloc’s approach to Africa. France...
International Crisis Group 1
Nov 28, 2017
