Ramaphosa maintains calm amid Trump’s genocide allegations Kelechi Amakoh - June 4, 2025 President Cyril Ramaphosa’s response to Trump’s accusations is consistent with research on how politicians can be effective in handling public allegations.
Good Playlist: Hear the songs shaping Africa’s elections ▶️ Kelechi Amakoh - March 26, 2025 Playing songs from Bob Marley to Master KG, African politicians use music to energize voters.
The misinformation on South Africa’s new land act Carolyn E. Holmes - February 11, 2025 South Africa’s Expropriation Act mirrors eminent domain rules in the United States and other countries.
South Africa 2024: Everything has changed, but nothing is different Daniel de Kadt - June 7, 2024 The long-ruling ANC lost its majority, but voters seem to want more of the same.
Parties promise unity, but many South Africans may sit out election Kim Yi Dionne and Carolyn E. Holmes - May 26, 2024 An expert discusses racial politics, the potential for election violence, and youth political engagement ahead of May 29 elections.
2024: The election that could redefine South Africa’s politics Joshua Tucker and Daniel de Kadt - May 25, 2024 Everything you need to know about the May 29 elections, including recent changes to South Africa’s electoral system.
This gripping memoir tells the story of a girl — and South Africa — coming of age Kim Yi Dionne - June 13, 2019 Msimang’s stories teach readers about race and racism, how one’s political ideology shifts, and about contemporary South African political history.
How the ANC survived Jacob Zuma — and eked out a 2019 win Rod Alence and Anne Pitcher - May 15, 2019 Under Zuma, democratic institutions bent but did not break.
South Africa’s apartheid regime ended 25 years ago Evan Lieberman - April 26, 2019 Democracy has taken root with substantial success.
For now, the ANC’s support is holding steady — but that may not last. Here’s why. Grant Buckles - July 12, 2017 [caption id="attachment_60810" align="aligncenter" width="960"] Tens of thousands of South Africans