No. of comments: 0The windows remain broken, and Ramaphosa seems to be signalling that he will keep looking the other way
corruption
Posted inEquality, General
No. of comments: 0The windows remain broken, and Ramaphosa seems to be signalling that he will keep looking the other way
No. of comments: 0Zuma has become symbol of South Africa’s deep-seated problems but, if we are to move on, we must lose our obsession with him
No. of comments: 0We are a far way from realising our lofty ideals of gender equality, but we must keep working towards them
No. of comments: 0The attempts of the ANC’s top six to convince the former president to attend the Zondo hearings is a good example of an integrative shaming measure
No. of comments: 0Why is the private sector in Africa more likely to hinder instead of help peaceful development?
No. of comments: 0What if we told foreigners to voetsek? We have fallen victim to the illusion of scarcity. And we are led to wrongly believe immigrants are a threat.
No. of comments: 0If the rich and powerful are afforded amnesty, then so too must the poor who are often pushed into lives of crime
No. of comments: 0The framing of Jacob Zuma’s attempts to have Raymond Zondo recuse himself because of a tenuous family connection can distract us from the state capture commission’s main objective: uncovering the truth about corruption
No. of comments: 0The president could have been the second president of the ANC and the country after Mandela. He made it in December 2017 — but now he leads with some corrupt people he dislikes
No. of comments: 0The government’s response to lockdown trampled on the rights and dignity of residents in informal settlements
No. of comments: 0South Africa needs to address the systems that enable predators of all kinds to delay equity
No. of comments: 0When the words commonly associated in news stories with the term ‘Covid-19’ include ‘looting’, it’s time to shine a light on the problem
