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Court ruling pulls the rug from under Zimbabwe’s opposition
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 28th April 2020 Zimbabwe’s recent Supreme Court ruling that effectively stripped opposition leader Nelson Chamisa of his claim over the main faction of the... →
Covid-19 preventing shareholders from attending Anglo AGM
By: Martin Creamer 7th April 2020 Shareholders will not be permitted to attend this year’s annual general meeting (AGM) of Anglo American because of Covid-19 restrictions – but they... →
DA to share “Blue Book” of comprehensive COVID-19 measures with President Ramaphosa
30th March 2020 The Democratic Alliance will today share with President Ramaphosa a documentcontaining a host of solutions, recommendations and observations around... →
Guinea holds contentious referendum despite coronavirus outbreak
By: Reuters 23rd March 2020 Despite the threat of coronavirus and an opposition boycott, a constitutional referendum was held in Guinea on Sunday that opponents of President... →
Court orders election rerun in Cameroon's troubled regions
By: African News Agency 27th February 2020 Cameroon's constitutional council has ordered an election rerun in the country’s troubled Anglophone regions following complaints of irregularities... →
Cameroon will not have free and fair elections – opposition member
By: News24Wire 21st January 2020 There are concerns about the fairness of Cameroon's legislative and municipal elections to be held next month amid a security crisis in the... →
Eskom And The Assault On The President: An End-game
16th January 2020 ANC Stalwarts and Veterans are appalled at the utterances of those who have couched a political assault on Comrade Pravin Gordhan with insincere... →
ANC anniversary during a time of crisis
By: Raymond Suttner 7th January 2020 There was a time when I would not have written about the ANC, on the eve of the 8th January anniversary statement. I would have waited to see what... →
