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Global
Iran Blinks First - Agrees to Open Hormuz
Under US pressure, Tehran agreed last night to a peace pact brokered by Pakistan and to reopen the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for the cessation of US strikes.

Editorials
What Will Happen to You If the GNU Breaks Up?
The break-up of South Africa’s GNU will have four distinct effects on the lives and livelihoods of all South Africans. In this article, The Common Sense sets out the six questions South Africans need to be able to answer, if they are to survive such a doomsday apocalypse.
Global
The Furthest Journey Ever Was Also a Warning Shot Across the Hormuz of Space
When Orion carried human beings further from Earth than any crew had ever travelled before, the mission was not only a triumph of engineering, it was also a statement of geopolitical intent.
Economics & Policy
South Africa Faces Narrow Window to Shift Growth Path – Economist
Stellenbosch economist says South Africa’s reform window is closing, but still open, however right decisions must be made now by the national unity government.
Global
Trump Nominee Signals Shift Toward Trade-Led US Africa Policy
Washington signals a harder-edged, interest-driven reset in its approach to Africa.
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The Future Of The ANC - The Common Sense Plus
A Common Sense Plus subscribers-only exclusive in which Frans Cronje and Gabriel Makin dissect the ANC’s internal power struggle, from Ramaphosa’s waning authority to the rising ambitions of Mbalula, Mashatile, and Motsepe, and what it signals for the party’s future.

Explaining The Upcoming DA Congress
In this clip Gabriel Makin explains the way in which the upcoming DA elective congress works.
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