South Africa’s way forward: Abandon old ideas, embrace bold experimentation
In this moment of crisis, South Africa urgently needs decisive action. But all too often South Africans of all political stripes seem trapped in stale discourses.
South Africa’s labour market trends from 2009 to 2019: a lost decade?
By Derek Yu, Professor, Economics, University of the Western Cape and Charles Adams Lecturer, University of the Western Cape Unemployment remains one of South Africa’s most pressing economic and social…
Why foreign countries are scrambling to set up bases in Africa
At least 13 foreign powers have a substantial military presence on the continent. The US and France are at the forefront of conducting operations on African soil.
All public universities get private money, but some get much more than the rest
Since the 1990s, most public universities have treated fundraising as an increasingly significant source of revenue, on top of taxpayer dollars and tuition payments.
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A review of Kenya’s universities: What formed them, what’s wrong with them
Kenya’s university curriculum is aimed at pushing students into defined occupations.
Social norms and poor services drive petty corruption in East Africa’s health sector
Conventional anti-corruption measures and approaches often seek to scale up penalties and, by so doing, increase deterrence.
Why a proposed Horn of Africa bloc could destabilise the larger region
Closer cooperation in the Horn of Africa bears the potential to strengthen economic and trade relations between all three states.
How colonialism’s legacy continues to plague the International Criminal Court
Eighteen years since its formation, it is debatable whether the introduction of the court has achieved what was intended.
Independence is at the heart of the African Development Bank’s ability to be effective
The AfDB is one of four main regional banks of the world. The other three are the Asia Development Bank, Inter-American Development Bank and European Bank for Construction and Development.
How incoherent farm policies undermine Kenya’s transformation agenda
Existing evidence shows that such a policy move is counterproductive. In 2013, a similar proposal was implemented when a 50 per cent excise duty was introduced.
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