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The ANC NEC has resolved to review its controversial cadre deployment policy.

Khanya Ralarala, an intern in the Foundation’s Information and Communication Technologies and Facilities department reflects on how far we have strayed from the hope of b

The ANC NEC has resolved to review its controversial cadre deployment policy.

As our political, social and economic crises grow, so do the calls for various — some of them radical — solutions to our problems. 

DP's head of economic advisory council says their plan to investigate state capture has nothing to do with individuals.

5 July 2022 - South Africa is now in the grip of a governance crisis that threatens the very fabric of its society and the endurance of its democratic order. It must be said at the outset that this was not in the main the consequence of a tragic history or external catastrophe, even if both of those things played a role. Rather, the country is at this point because choices have been made that have pushed it there.

Unlike amnesty, non-trial resolutions have built-in mechanisms to incentivise improvements in corporate culture. Among other things, companies typically only receive a non-trial resolutions after they have paid back a substantial sum of money.

The ANC’s National Executive Committee has decided to take immediate action to revamp a number of its policies, including the one on cadre deployment. This is in reaction to the final report of the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture, which points to a number of the party’s flaws.

Political analyst Moeletsi Mbeki says the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture was set up to investigate corrupt practices that plagued the South African government and not a specific political party.

The ANC is encouraging people to turn to renewable energy to help alleviate the electricity crisis.