January 15, 2021
Op Ed | A just energy transition must be developmental, pro-poor and not deepen inequality
by Tracy Ledger A better understanding of the linkages between electricity distribution and poverty is…
Read More
November 30, 2020
Op Ed | Every Zimbabwean Deserves Secure Land Rights
by Gaynor Paradza In 2019, Zimbabwe embarked on a long-awaited land policymaking process. The Land…
Read More
October 15, 2020
Op ed | A New Part for the Course
By Federica Duca Recent news of the redevelopment of the River Club in Cape…
Read More
September 21, 2020
White Elephant Schools Reveal Lack of Progress
by Thokozani Chilenga-Butao The media has reported on a public school in Midrand, worth R82 million…
Read More
July 20, 2020
Another Reason Why Eskom is the Bull in the Fiscal China Shop
By Tracy Ledger We have seen many headlines over the past two years highlighting…
Read More
July 16, 2020
Patronage and lack of ethics creates a culture of impunity in municipalities
By Dr Thina Nzo Patronage, and its cemented co-existence within the bureaucracy, has become the…
Read More
June 22, 2020
Real Relief Requires Reform of the State Recruitment
by Thokozani Chilenga-Butao The recruitment processes in government have been under debate and scrutiny for…
Read More
May 27, 2020
Op Ed | A better and united Africa for all is still possible
By Patrick Kadima In 1999 two teenage Africans from Guinea were found in the landing…
Read More
May 27, 2020
Op Ed | Covid 19: A test of Africa’s solidarity and resilience
By Patrick Kadima In 2014, Africa was faced with the Ebola epidemic, which affected mainly…
Read More
April 16, 2020
Op Ed | South Africa’s Invisible Majority: Women Feeding Hungry Families
By Dr Julie Smith and Dr Tracy Ledger If there is just one outcome from…
Read More
