SA integrating well in African commerce
Under Ramaphosa, the country’s trade with other regional powers on the continent is growing — but unevenness must be addressed
Why the government and political parties will still be corrupt after the 29 May elections
South Africans need to be better informed about democracy and become active citizens
The return of Mr Remain to the UK government gets mixed reaction
David Cameron’s return to cabinet is a welcome precedent for former heads of cabinet willing to serve
Despite e-focus, Brics has no effect on stock markets
Much of the enthusiasm for a new financial order might well be misaligned
AI, global dynamics and the implications for Africa
The intersection between Artificial Intelligence and international relations has the ability to shape the balance of power in the world
Humanities and social science educators must embrace ChatGPT (for now). Here’s why
Lecturers need to work with ChatGPT — it is not going away and the bad points can be managed
What is the future of the trade relationship between the US and South Africa?
A looming question for both sides is whether the African Growth and Opportunity Act, through which a number of African countries get access to the US market, will continue in its current form.
The optimistic cynicism of Pelosi’s Taiwan visit
The US house speaker’s stopover raised tensions between China, the US and Taiwan, but it is likely to pay off for leaders on all three sides as they head to the polls this year
Basic education sector marred by a lack of political will
Despite a number of laws being in place to ensure education is equal and accessible not all children enjoy this right
Looting and violence wasn’t only in July 2021, it’s a fact of daily life
Government officials should do their work as if they are implementing policies as though they are doing so for themselves