
Corruption fatigue in South Africa: The Tembisa Hospital scandal
This scandal not only highlights deficiencies in the governance of public resources but also sheds light on a disturbing trend of public desensitisation towards corruption.

This scandal not only highlights deficiencies in the governance of public resources but also sheds light on a disturbing trend of public desensitisation towards corruption.

Biometric IDs and automated decision systems can speed verification and cut obvious fraud.

The alternative is to adapt to an ageing and potentially smaller population.

The number of late judgments has more than doubled since 2019.

Minimum pricing is not an innovative intervention; it is austerity disguised as morality.

People who choose to stay in the city have increasingly fewer public spaces to turn to.

The luxury market represents more than just a niche industry—it is a driver of cultural innovation and economic growth, contributing to both global recognition and local employment.

Ultimately, the reliance on strategic litigation must be a temporary remedy, not a permanent crutch.

The United States’ global political and economic dominance may be shrinking.