By: Yolokazi Mfuto In the 30 years South Africans have lived under a democratic state, the idea of seeing a woman President has become elusive. The […]

By: Lizzy Ofusori Emerging technologies present a significant opportunity to promote human rights advancement in South Africa. However, navigating this evolving landscape demands a proactive strategy […]

By: Bongiwe Khumalo, Human rights is a term that was not taken to be of great importance before but has come to acquire a much more […]

By: Tyesha Pillay As South Africa gears up for the upcoming election and enters the final phase of intensive campaigning, citizens find themselves bombarded with a […]

By: Dr, Paul Kariuki and Lizzy Ofusori Read this article on the News24 site here > https://www.news24.com/news24/opinions/analysis/analysis-how-election-management-bodies-can-fight-deepfakes-as-electoral-cycle-begins-in-africa-20240316

“To choose to be better is to be human”. -Savulescu et al. 2004 By: Thelma Nyarhi With the widespread unemployment rates in the African continent,  people […]

By: Steven Friedman THERE are more effective ways of dealing with a problem than telling it to go away. On the campaign trail a few days […]

By: Stanley Ehiane Whether in industrialized or developing countries, the form, philosophy, aims, and institutionalization of political parties all have a substantial influence on how well […]

By: Stef Terblanche There has been a lot of to and fro, claims and counterclaims in the media following the recent court case won by the […]

By: Bongiwe Khumalo, This year, South Africa will be celebrating 30 years of freedom from a terrible political dispensation that limited the rights of citizens and […]

By: Lizzy Ofusori The term “fiscal cliff” refers to a situation where a government faces a significant drop in revenue combined with increased expenditure, leading to […]

By: Adebimpe Esther Ofusori South Africa’s journey toward democracy began in the early 1990s with the end of apartheid era. This era marked a significant shift […]

By: Steven Friedman IF there is one thing South Africa’s politicians prefer to winning votes, it is raising money. Which is why even very limited efforts […]

By: Sthabiso Mdledle In today’s increasingly diverse societies, ensuring equitable participation in local politics is imperative for fostering inclusive and representative governance. However, one significant barrier […]

By: Yanga Malotana There is something explosive about an era in which interest in politics grows while faith in politics declines. What does it mean for […]

By: Thelma Nyarhi Established as the judicial organ of the United Nations the International Court of Justice (ICJ) aims to promote international peace and security through […]

By: Nyasha Mcbride Mpani I was watching #SONA2024 and listened to Ramaphosa as he delivered it. My main interest was in the 6 priority areas, which […]

By: Stef Terblanche In a worrying recent article, the Financial Times poses the uncomfortable question: can democracy survive 2024? It notes that a historic number of […]

By: Dr. Adebimpe Esther Ofusori Tolerance is the readiness to allow the expression of ideas and respect the rights and freedoms of others contrary to one’s […]

By: Stanley Ehiane, The survival of the voting process is dependent on citizens. They must be able to make informed decisions about their lives and futures. […]