Non-Kinetic Options for Regime Change in Iran
Benji Shulman writes on what "non-kinetic" options the United States and its allies have in Iran.
7.3.2026 |
Benji Shulman
The ANC Sides with the Iranian Dictatorship, But Carefully
Benji Shulman writes on the reaction to the US-Israeli attack on Iran.
3.3.2026 |
Benji Shulman
If the US Strikes Iran, What Will South Africa Do?
Benji Shulman discusses the potential consequences for South Africa's foreign policy if the United States strikes Iran.
21.2.2026 |
Benji Shulman
Radicalisation Beyond Roedean
Benji Shulman writes on how radicalisation extends beyond what happened at Roedean.
10.2.2026 |
Benji Shulman
SA- Israel: A History of Antagonism
Israel expelled South Africa’s envoy to Palestine after Pretoria ordered Israel’s chargé out in a deepening diplomatic row.
1.2.2026 |
Benji Shulman
Network Error – MTN, Iran, Africa, & Internet Access
MTN’s Africa expansion is now colliding with Iran exposure and US legal pressure, turning a profit story into a national scandal that could drag South Africa’s foreign policy credibility into the dock.
24.1.2026 |
Benji Shulman
Singing Cats and the Future of South Africa–Israel Relations
Benji Shulman writes on the Kirstenbosch concert saga around The Kiffness, and how his singing-cat fame became a small but telling test of South Africa–Israel politics.
10.1.2026 |
Benji Shulman
Accountability is Seeping into the System
South Africa is quietly entering a new era of political accountability, with a wave of consequences across ministries, cities, and state institutions that would have been unthinkable just a few years ago.
13.12.2025 |
Benji Shulman
Feels Like Summer – Public Pools and Their Politics
Benji Shulman writes on Johannesburg’s public pools and what they say about the city’s struggles and potential.
29.11.2025 |
Benji Shulman
Common Sense Tells Us That the Gaza Plane Story Still Needs Answer
A planeload of Gazans arriving at OR Tambo has sparked political, diplomatic, and bureaucratic controversy in South Africa.
22.11.2025 |
Benji Shulman
