Other Opinions
China’s infrastructure partnerships in Africa require strategising developmental needs over debt risks and security vulnerabilities
By: In On Africa IOA 28th November 2025 Through investment in the energy, information and communications technology and transportation sectors, the People’s Republic of China has vastly... →
The debt-led economic model is a roadblock to Africa's self-sufficiency
24th November 2025 The global financial architecture is weaponised against African nations, which adversely impacts fiscal and monetary policies. South Africa... →
NHI: Where are we now?
19th November 2025 After the Department of Health's presentation to parliament and the Medium-Term Budget Statement, NHI is back in the news. Let's try to get a grip... →
FUL October 2025 Newsletter – Major events relating to the judiciary and the rule of law
11th November 2025 This briefing note seeks to provide a short overview of significant events in the preceding month, relating to Freedom Under Law’s work on the... →
Ramaphosa in parliament: fact-checking claims about Cape Town’s budget and passenger rail
By: Africa Check 7th November 2025 In October 2025, South African president Cyril Ramaphosa answered questions from members of the National Council of Provinces (NCOP), one of two... →
Africa’s historic relationship with the UN remains strong
By: In On Africa IOA 24th October 2025 The United Nations continues its history of developmental and security support in Africa in 2025. The trilateral alliance with the African Union,... →
Project Vulindlela
17th October 2025 On a recent roadshow around the country, I asked business audiences about Project Vulindlela. To my surprise, very few had heard of it. That is... →
As the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam opens, benefits are weighed against concerns
By: In On Africa IOA 17th October 2025 Analysis in brief: The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam was built for electricity generation. By this measure, the project has been a short-term... →
Africa has a History of Using Science and Moral Conduct in Shaping the Society.
16th October 2025 As a consequence of daily humiliation by a Neo-colonial society obsessed with perversion, Africans are being deracinated. Racial barriers are... →
Is Cape Town South Africa's second most dangerous city? Here's what the numbers show
By: Africa Check 14th October 2025 Gang-related violence in Cape Town often makes local and international headlines. In September 2025, when six people were killed in just two days,... →
