Egypt and Ethiopia blocked a BRICS declaration backing South Africa for a United Nations Security Council seat.
Although Shamila Batohi’s selection followed a more participatory route, the process remains opaque and centralised in the Presidency.
The country is preparing for its first crimes against humanity case, reigniting hope for victims and their families.
The concept of ‘visible policing’ is confusing efforts to strengthen South Africa’s national police service.
What should police body-worn cameras aim to achieve, and how will we know if they are working?
New research shows that key figures in South Africa’s domestic online influence industry are engaged in transnational disinformation campaigns.
The African National Congress’ friendship with Tehran is becoming the main bugbear in US relations with South Africa.
Kidnappings have soared in the past decade, but few relate to ransom demands or human trafficking.
South Africa needs to benefit more from its active, albeit highly unequal, trading partnership with China.
The ins and outs of the global economic forum.
Anti-corruption measures targeting traffic police, not just SAPS, are vital to improve safety in SA’s major cities.
Bilateral relations are now in uncharted territory, necessitating a radical rethink by South Africa of its US foreign policy.
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