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SA electoral system has changed significantly: what you must know

Electoral system changes: the method by which seats are allocated, both provincially and nationally, has become a lot more complex.

Mbeki call for a National Dialogue vital for democratic governance

National Dialogue: How can politicians in South Africa be be made accountable to ourselves, the voters after 30 years of corruption?

ANC was our shining light that turned into a force of darkness

What went wrong with the party of Dr AB Xuma, the party of Chief Albert Luthuli, the party of OR Tambo and Nelson Mandela?

Electoral Amendment Bill a perversion of democracy

The case for an independent panel on party coalitions - Good Governance Africa

OUTA electoral reform report cites "woefully inadequate" bill

A new report on the Electoral Amendment Bill, compiled for OUTA and My Vote Counts, highlights some serious flaws in the pending legislation.

Electoral Amendment Bill: Civil society calls for a system that ensures political accountability

The indaba was organised by several organisations, including My Vote Counts, the Council for the Advancement of the South African Constitution, Rivonia Circle, the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation, and Defend our Democracy.

After Zondo, the National Prosecuting Authority dare no...

The ultimate success of the Zondo Commission will depend in large part upon the ability of the National Prosecuting Authority to use the welter of evidence provided in the commission’s records and institute criminal proceedings against key implicated persons, many of whom continue to exercise...

Civil society, citizens must take lead in shaping democracy

A system in need of reform: The stage is set for a show...

Born in Johannesburg in 1941, Paul Trewhela worked in underground journalism with Ruth First and edited the underground journal of MK, Freedom Fighter, during the Rivonia Trial. He was a political prisoner in Pretoria and the Johannesburg Fort as a member of the Communist Party in 1964-1967, separating from the SACP while in prison. In exile in Britain, he was co-editor with the late Baruch Hirson of Searchlight South Africa, banned in South Africa. Daily Maverick, 21 July 2021). The basic reality is clear: when we talk about “exiles” in relation to the ANC, we are talking primarily of a political culture dominated by the South African Communist Party. It’s important to examine the differences here.