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S'thembiso Msomi has more than 20 years' journalism experience, including as editor of the Sunday Times and Sowetan. He was previously also political editor of the Sunday Times and City Press.
Voters should guard against being blinded by the glitz and glamour surrounding the “national figures” to the point where they miss what matters the most − ward candidates and the PR list, write S'thembiso Msomi.
For a brief moment, one was relieved that the trial against some of those accused of having conspired to kill former ANC Youth League secretary-general Sandiso Magaqa would finally start.
Why did the EFF deem it fitting to celebrate with a gun salute
If Donald Trump read in Cyril Ramaphosa’s choice of SA ambassador to Washington a sign Pretoria was ready to kowtow to the imperial power’s wishes, Ramaphosa’s speech in Barcelona would left him with no doubt the South African has not…
We should not feign surprise at the latest voter participation survey that reveals that support for democracy in SA has fallen from 65% in the mid-2000s to just over 36% this year, writes S'thembiso Msomi.
Evidence shows corruption and dysfunction in the SAPS cut across both political appointees and career officers.
Newly appointed US ambassador to South Africa, Leo Brent Bozell, would do well to take a leaf out of Edward Perkins’ book.
President Cyril Ramaphosa this month enters his eighth year as the country’s head of state.
It was a terrible admission by a police minister, but an honest one. Most of his predecessors would have probably responded to the question with bravado — promising more boots on the ground
His actions in Venezuela raise pressing questions about our relations with the US
A tsunami. That’s how former Cosatu general-secretary Zwelinzima described Jacob Zuma’s rise to the top leadership of the ANC and, eventually, to that of government and the state.
