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The economy of South Africa has experienced a tumultuous journey over the past six decades, shifting from a position of promise and potential to one marked by frustration and stagnation. To understand the current economic landscape, it is essential to explore the dynamics of the South African economy before and after the end of apartheid in 1994, analyzing the decisions made by both the apartheid and democratic regimes that have shaped the nation’s economic fortunes. The Econ

The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) plays a crucial role in the country’s economy, serving as the central bank responsible for monetary policy, financial stability, and overseeing the banking sector. However, the question of who owns and controls the Reserve Bank has sparked much debate and discussion. This article aims to provide a detailed analysis of the ownership structure of SARB, its establishment, responsibilities, and the implications of its private control. Histori

The struggles faced by Black individuals across the globe are not simply historical footnotes; they manifest in practical challenges that permeate various aspects of life, from socio-economic conditions to personal freedoms. These challenges are a direct result of systemic oppression, which has lingered for centuries and continues to impact communities today. Addressing these issues is not only crucial for the well-being of Black individuals but is also essential for a peacef

In the annals of South African history, few events have been as controversial and consequential as the infamous arms deal of the late 1990s. What was initially heralded as a strategic move to modernize the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) has instead become a lingering shadow over the nation—a scandal steeped in allegations of corruption, mismanagement, and betrayal of public trust. Yet, despite the mountain of evidence pointing toward wrongdoing, the questions re

The struggle for justice and sovereignty in Africa is deeply intertwined with the educational systems that shape the minds of its citizens. Currently, these educational frameworks, heavily influenced by foreign ideologies, often serve to indoctrinate rather than empower. This indoctrination perpetuates a cycle where African legal systems are manipulated to uphold foreign interests, leaving the continent and its people vulnerable to exploitation. To break this cycle, comprehen

Mahikeng International Airport is not merely an infrastructure asset; it is a cornerstone for economic revitalisation and development in the North West province and beyond. With its strategic location, robust infrastructure, and untapped capacity, this airport holds the promise of creating a myriad of opportunities for the people of Mahikeng, the North West province, South Africa, and the broader African continent.

In a nation where economic challenges are an everyday reality for many citizens, the extravagant culture surrounding political speeches delivered by our leaders emerges as a glaring example of fiscal irresponsibility. From the State of the Nation Address (SONA) to the State of the Province Address (SOPA) and various speeches by Ministers, Premiers, and Mayors, these events have transformed into costly spectacles that taxpayers are expected to fund. The time has come to critic