Andile Msindwana: From Unfreedom to Unfinished Freedom – 32 Years After 1994 (Phase 1)
It is extremely difficult to accurately place South Africa’s current political position. The state is in drift and nowhere is that…
Migration, State Capacity and the New Politics of Scarcity: Why South Africa’s Border Debate Cannot Be Separated from the Strait of Hormuz
By Richard Thabo Moloko President Cyril Ramaphosa’s decision to address the nation on migration reflects a reality that South Africa’s…
PVG programme significant to build capable leadership in KZN
By Dr Ramona Baijnath The newly launched Public Value Governance (PVG) programme represents a significant investment in building capable leadership…
SACTI Calls for Tourism Readiness as East London Prepares to Host Cricket World Cup Matches
*** HEADLINE PHOTO: Mr Skade with Ntokozo Mthombeni of Tourism Business Council SA *** By Staff Reporter SACTI Calls on…
Publisher’s Comment: Brand Africa Begins with How Africa Sees Itself
As someone who has spent much of my professional life working in the fields of branding, strategic communications and nation…
“How Africa Defeats Itself” launch ignites powerful debate on Africa’s future
By Tshepo J Molobi A packed audience gathered at Book Dealers at the Blue Bird Shopping Mall in Birnam, Johannesburg,…
NWASA Affirms Cultural Diplomacy, International Law and Solidarity with the People and Leaders of Cuba, as well as the Cuban Writers
By Dr Lebogang Lance Nawa The National Writers Association of South Africa (NWASA) expresses its solidarity with the writers, artists,…
Amb Ndebele hails PVG as a programme to upskill public servants to be agents of change
By Nthambeleni Gabara Today, South Africa needs the Public Value Governance (PVG) programme to ensure that public servants are real…
Initiative designed to boost service delivery, increase accountability officially unveiled
By Nthambeleni Gabara A progressive initiative that embodies a shared aspiration to strengthen governance systems, enhance institutional effectiveness and promote…
Andile Msindwana: How a Careless Phrase Betrays Players, Patients and Progress
I felt that I had to author this immediately considering the consistent discussions that we are likely to have in pursuit of…