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USA congress’s clear criticism of proposed EWC legislation

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Treasury’s instructions to government to cut costs and the ANC’s response – Dumo Denga

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Unpacks the new, unimproved Preferential Procurement Bill – Gabriel Crouse

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Wielding power for the people’s benefit

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In an article in Politicsweb on 15 September 2023, Tshwane mayor Cilliers Brink discusses the possibility of seeking an exemption from the South African Local

The legacy of Mangosuthu Buthelezi by a young Zulu commentator: Sihle Ngobese (aka) Big Daddy Liberty

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IRR’s Growth Report proposes a real route to SA’s growth – John Endres

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Overexposure to undemocratic states doesn’t end well

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Never at a loss for simpering, oleaginous words, UN Secretary General Antonió Guterres was in customary form at the recent 15th BRICS summit when he

Proposed worrying changes to the law governing the State Security Agency – Heidi Swart

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Christians are being persecuted around the world and yet the churches are MIA – Terence Corrigan

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Coalitions: hard bargaining and transparency required

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The Institute of Race Relations has written significantly on South Africa’s almost inevitable move to national coalition politics. The reasons for this are, first, that