Almost half of South Africans feel out of touch with key representative institutions, while two thirds believe that their elected leaders do not really care about their plight. This is […]
In the following article, Gyaviira Kisitu grapples with the semantics and the complex-political nuances encapsulated by the notion of “free and fair” in the democratic discourse. He centers his analysis on the recently concluded […]
It’s now the third day after South Africans cast their national and provincial vote, and the hype and the expectations from all Parties are high. Though some may argue for […]
by Dr R Simangaliso Kumalo, Director of Research and Postgraduate Studies, School of Religion, Philosophy and Classics, University of KwaZulu-Natal
To a number of freedom-loving people, the results of the […]
ZANU-PF, under the leadership of H.E. Robert Mugabe, emerged victorious in the elections that were held in Zimbabwe on 31 July 2013. Despite the skepticism and allegations of possible from […]
One of the many issues that African NGOs are tackling is election violence — bringing different sides together to prevent it as well as analyzing what happens after the fact. […]
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