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Corruption Is A Feature Of Government, Not A Bug
Corruption is not just a failure of leadership. It is the predictable result of giving government too much power over money, permits, contracts, and…
Jul 10
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Econ Bro
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Teaching Students To Think, Not What To Think
The purpose of history education should not be to cultivate a particular political consciousness or identity. Rather, its purpose is to equip students…
Jul 9
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Nicholas Woode-Smith
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Ayanda S Zulu
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Taxis Are Their Own Worst Enemy
The taxi industry has a choice. It can become a legitimate, competitive, indispensable transport sector, or it can continue behaving like a cartel with…
Jul 6
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Nicholas Woode-Smith
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Beyond Immigration: Prioritizing the Fight Against Inequality and Poverty in South Africa
South Africa’s crisis is not immigration. It is poverty, unemployment and inequality, and scapegoating migrants only distracts from the failures that…
Jul 4
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Dr Peter Wandwasi
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Trump’s Iran Capitulation Is a Betrayal of the Iranian People
The truly forgotten voice in all this is that of the actual Iranian people. They are the ones who would have gained most from the defeat of the Islamic…
Jul 3
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Ilan Preskovsky
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Wishful Thinking By South Africa's Ruling Elite
For too long, grand intentions have been used to excuse failure, distract from collapse, and sell voters a future that never arrives. South Africans…
Jul 2
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PIET DU PLESSIS
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Unmasking the United Nations’ Urgent Call for Accountability and Transparency
For the UN to fulfil its mission, accountability and transparency must be more than bureaucratic ideals. Every dollar spent, and every promise made must…
Jul 1
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Dr Peter Wandwasi
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Abahambe and the Collapse of the Rainbow Nation
The Abahambe crisis is not just about immigration. It is about what happens when a weak state, economic desperation, and ethnic scapegoating collide.
Jun 30
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RS Guest Author
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The Minimum Institutions South Africa Must Defend
The minimum set of institutions required to avoid collapse, provide alternatives to bad governance.
Jun 26
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Mpiyakhe Dhlamini
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Your Body Is Not A Government Laboratory
Your body is not government property. Adults have the right to make their own health decisions, even when politicians disagree with them.
Jun 25
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RS Guest Author
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The Quiet Secession
South Africans are not waiting for the state to collapse. They are quietly building around it.
Jun 24
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RS Guest Author
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We Need To Get The Basics Right
South Africa does not need another grand vision; it needs food, water, jobs, safety, and electricity.
Jun 22
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Nicholas Woode-Smith
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