JAG’s “Homecoming” Exhibition is a Must-See. Just Don’t Read the Curator Notes
The Johannesburg Art Gallery's Homecoming exhibition features 145 significant artworks. Visitors can enjoy free access to this cultural highlight in Johannesburg.
10.10.2026 |
Benji Shulman
October 7 Three Years on — A Pearl Harbour Moment in the Middle East
Benji Shulman writes on the October 7 attacks, which were a tactical triumph but a strategic disaster.
7.10.2026 |
Benji Shulman
South Africa Moves to Change the Legal Definition of Genocide — With a Little Help from Its Friends
South Africa's case against Israel raises critical questions about the legal definition of genocide and its implications for international law.
20.9.2026 |
Benji Shulman
The US Data Centre Wars Come to South Africa
US-influenced debates around data centres in South Africa gets the bull firmly by the udders.
10.9.2026 |
Benji Shulman
The Other, Other GNU
Benji Shulman writes on a GNU model that is rarely discussed.
22.8.2026 |
Benji Shulman
What Colombia’s New President Means for South Africa
Benji Shulman writes on how the election of a new leader in Colombia strikes a blow against a key pillar of South Africa’s foreign policy.
2.8.2026 |
Benji Shulman
The South African Billionaire Heiress at the Centre of an International Media Controversy
Benji Shulman writes on how an organisation formed to protect media freedom lost its way.
22.7.2026 |
Benji Shulman
Jousting with Ghosts in South African Politics
Benji Shulman writes on how South African politics is being haunted.
30.6.2026 |
Benji Shulman
Chris Roper’s Prescriptions Won’t Save Media
Benji Shulman writes on the attack on a young black journalist.
13.6.2026 |
Benji Shulman
SA Goes Full Stalingrad at the ICJ
Benji Shulman writes on South Africa’s delay tactics at the ICJ.
6.6.2026 |
Benji Shulman
