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China’s Loans to South Africa - Brief V
This is the final brief in a series of five that takes a look at South Africa’s recent loans from China; it looks at why the BRICS Bank was not used, on what ...
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Conflict between Minister and National Commissioner raises concerns about Minister’s role in appointments process
This brief examines the role played by the Minister of Police in senior appointments in the police service and asks whether this role is constitutionally ...
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Constitutional Democracy and Revolutionary Talk
One can support a constitutional democracy on the grounds that it is a better form of government than any other. One can be a revolutionary, dissatisfied with ...
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Curing South Africa's “Sea Blindness” - Cyril Ramaphosa, SONA and the Indian Ocean Rim Association
South Africa got its new Valentine shortly before the clock ticked to midnight on 14th February 2018, as Jacob Zuma exited and Cyril Ramaphosa became first, ...
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Deepening Democracy: Petitions - What are they and how do they work?
The Sixth Parliament officially sits on 22 May 2019, and sets in motion renewed opportunities to engage our public representatives and hold them accountable to ...
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Democracy And Popular Political Norms In South Africa I - To What Degree Do Popular Political Perceptions Correlate With Basic Constitutional Norms?
This brief is the first in a series of two. It considers survey evidence of popular South African political perceptions, analysing the degree to which they ...
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Democracy And Popular Political Norms In South Africa II - How Coherent Are Popular Political Norms?
The first brief in this series considered the extent to which popular political norms coincide with constitutional norms. This brief will discuss the ...
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Department seeks to amend the legislation governing the public service, but squanders the opportunity for meaningful reform
This brief examines the Department of Public Service and Administration's proposed amendments to the legislative scheme governing the public service. It is ...
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Electoral Reform – What Political Parties Have To Say
Discussions about electoral reform in South Africa have again come to the forefront over the last few weeks. This brief succinctly discusses the attitudes of ...
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Eskom’s latest tariff application - Our Submission to the National Energy Regulator
This brief contains a summary of the Helen Suzman Foundation’s submission to the National Energy Regulator on Eskom’s latest tariff application. It describes ...
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