Day: April 11, 2026

PRESIDENT RAMAPHOSA APPOINTS JUDGES OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT

President Cyril Ramaphosa has in terms of section 174(4) of the Constitution appointed Justice Nambitha Christabel Dambuza-Mayosi and Justice Katharine Mary Savage as Judges of the Constitutional Court with effect from 1 May 2026. As directed by the Constitution, President Ramaphosa has made these appointments after consultation with Chief Justice Mandisa Maya and leaders of […]

REFRAMING STABILITY: WHY CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 3 BILL COULD SERVE ZIMBABWE’S LONG-TERM NATIONAL INTEREST

Zimbabwe’s political history has been shaped as much by contestation as by governance. From the liberation era to the turbulence of the 2000s and the uneasy transitions of the 2010s, one pattern has persisted: electoral cycles have often triggered instability, policy disruption, and deepening social divides. The Constitutional Amendment (No. 3) Bill, controversial as it […]

A CURRICULUM BUILT ON ERASURE: RECLAIMING OUR BURIED HISTORY 

If you want to destroy a people, you start with their identity — because in identity lives memory, and in memory lives power. And that is exactly what history has always been: not just dates and events, but the story of who we are allowed to believe we are. For too long in South Africa, that […]

TOOTHLESS ICC TOO SCARED TO TACKLE “GENOCIDAL BULLY” TRUMP

Time seemed to stand still. The world went eerily anxious, waiting with bated breath. Donald Trump’s finger was on the trigger as the clock began to race faster. Iran, a nation of more than 90 million people, was on the brink of apocalypse. “A whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again,” […]