Columns

The future of South Africa’s Government of National Unity is under growing scrutiny as shifts within the Democratic Alliance raise the prospect of a more conditional, and potentially fragile, governing arrangement – while the implications of a DA exit could be severe.

Columns

Ray Hartley and Greg Mills on the historical roots of South Africa’s muddled foreign policy.

Politics

A strange alliance between a right-wing Afrikaner youth leader and anti-Western black nationalist has exposed a Russian intelligence operation.

Politics

Whether or not Roelf Meyer achieves a trade deal and investment pact in America will depend on whether he has Pretoria’s support to do that.

Politics

The crime that South Africans fear the most is being violently attacked in their own homes and new research published by The Common Sense shows that the rate per capita of such armed home invasions has increased by over 500% over the past thirty years.