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South Africa and Nigeria need opposite approaches to their informal sectors
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 22nd July 2025 Governments should harness the potential of informality as a bridge rather than a barrier to building economic resilience. Nigeria and South Africa... →
Beyond the balance sheet: Contextualising the costs and benefits of B-BBEE
21st July 2025 The current media debate around Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) has brought fresh attention to the policy’s impact on the economy –... →
From Promise to Practice: Responsible AI in South African Healthcare
21st July 2025 Artificial intelligence (“AI“) is reshaping industries worldwide, and healthcare is no exception. The healthcare sector in South Africa experiences... →
Labour party wants ‘fresh election’ after court dismisses National Dialogue interdict
By: Thabi Shomolekae 18th July 2025 The Labour Party of South Africa has expressed disappointment with the High Court’s dismissal of its urgent application to halt President Cyril... →
Deputy President Paul Mashatile concludes Working Visit to China
18th July 2025 Deputy President Shipokosa Paulus Mashatile has today, Friday 18 July 2025, concluded a successful Working Visit to the People’s Republic of China,... →
Africa needs a voice on information integrity and media freedom
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 18th July 2025 South Africa’s G20 presidency shouldn’t drop the baton passed by Brazil on this crucial issue that underpins good governance. As leaders of the... →
Kenya and South Africa: Marketing meets the law - Navigating IP risks in brand campaigns
17th July 2025 As South African and Kenyan brands increasingly collaborate, share markets and engage regional influencers, and as multinational brands frequently... →
SIU’s limits must be addressed for greater impact, says ISS 
By: Thabi Shomolekae 16th July 2025 The Institute for Security Studies said on Wednesday that while the Special Investigating Unit has comparatively good investigation, litigation and... →
