South Africa Will Not Be Bullied: Standing with Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool and Defending Our Sovereignty
The expulsion of Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool by the United States is not merely a diplomatic slight—it is a blatant act of ...
The Nation on MSN2d
Why Trump Is Right to View South Africa as a Threat
The country’s Constitution gives its citizens more than a right to the pursuit of happiness. But attempts to redeem that ...
The DA's role in South Africa's foreign policy and its impact on democracy
Following the DA's recent visit to the US, this article delves into the implications of their self-proclaimed role as ...
The Africa Report2d
Open Society’s first African president issues a wake‑up call on democracy
One year after accepting the job, the first woman and the first African to head the Open Society Foundations finds time ...
allAfrica.com on MSN2d
Government determined to tackle economic challenges
Deputy President Paul Mashatile has stressed the urgent need to tackle the nation’s pressing challenges in light of sluggish ...
iAfrica6d
South Africa’s Digital Democracy Dilemma: Embracing E-Voting Amidst Challenges
Imagine casting your vote with a simple tap on a screen, eliminating long queues and cumbersome paper ballots. This vision of ...
Democracy and discontent: South Africa and Germany
Kate Adie introduces reports on South Africa's elections, Germany and migration, Kosovo's Olympic debut, Gujarat's Dalits march against discrimination and old meets new in Samoa.
Jacaranda FM6d
HSRC: Public trust key to e-voting success in SA
The Human Sciences Research Council has advised the IEC to conduct pre-tests to assess whether South Africans are ready for ...
EWN6d
IEC re-starts conversation on feasibility of introducing electronic voting in SA
Over the next three days, the electronic voting conference will consider how democracy can be strengthened through the use of ...