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Why global law firms keep quitting South Africa Has South Africa become a failed proposition for international law firms?… by Tim Cohen March 24, 2026 Analysis·News
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What Africa’s stablecoin boom means for its financial system Africa leads the world in stablecoin ownership. The question is whether banks and regulators can keep pace with what is already happening… by Adesoji Solanke March 24, 2026 Opinion·Pan-African
Human Rights Day and the fine art of ignoring the constitution It’s 30 years since South Africa’s constitution was enacted. To what extent has it succeeded in advancing the human rights it codifies… by Tim Cohen March 23, 2026 Opinion·Politics
Real Politics: GNU faces test on empowerment reform The GNU has opened the door to a B-BBEE review, but real reform will require more than technical tweaks to a system many no… by Zukile Majova March 23, 2026 Opinion·Politics 1
PODCAST: Dolly Parton for president? Americans may not agree on much right now – but they’re certainly all on the same page when it comes to the multi-talented Dolly… by Robyn Curnow March 23, 2026 Opinion·Pods
Flee to ‘safe’ South Africa when Trump catches ‘feelings’ As Donald Trump starts a war on ‘a feeling’, the world is looking increasingly unstable. Luckily South Africa is a safe haven. Or is… by Shirley de Villiers March 20, 2026 News·Opinion
What if Trump is (annoyingly) right? Trump’s Iran war looks reckless. But if Tehran’s military and proxy powers are being systematically weakened, his critics may be missing something… Greg MillsRay Hartley March 20, 2026 News·Opinion 4
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