The successful implementation of the land reform programme is not only a political and moral imperative but also a necessary intervention required to, among other things, stimulate…
As the year 2024 draws to a close, analysts, observers, and ruling classes across the world are on edge. By the end of the year, about 64 countries will have undergone elections.…
Back in 2007, in the lead up to the ANC’s National Conference in Polokwane, there were people who cautioned against the ANC’s and the Tripartite Alliance’s fanatical support of…
Anybody who has read John Perkins’s book, The Confessions of an Economic Hit Man (or its sequel in title, The New Confessions, published in 2016) can attest to the existence of…
Charisse Zeifert reflects on the Holocaust and apartheid, articulating the value of commemorating the past in order to face the future and find healing. In October 1934, my…
Itumeleng Makgetla argues that China is taking a considered decision to extend to Xi Jinping’s presidency because of the Belt and Road Initiative. Nearly 3,000 Chinese lawmakers…
The Anti-Racism project team at The Institute for Justice and Reconciliation weighs in on the ongoing debate about whether or not to ban the old SA flag. As the Anti-Racism Network…
Kimal shines a spotlight on the Herero and Nama genocide, and wonders if a landmark case in the US will set a precedent for countries with a colonial past. On 31 March 2007, the…
The fact that Cape Town may soon run out of water has dominated the press and captured the attention of the public. While the reality that Cape Town may be the first major city in…
Recent reports of the US President, Donald Trump's derogatory comments about Haiti and some African countries caused ripple effects around the globe, prompting a wave of…
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