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Kenyan voters need to resist the allure of voting for the usual suspects | The Conversation

26 April 2017 By admin

Kenyan voters need to resist the allure of voting for the usual suspects: Kenyan voters queue to cast their ballots during the 2013 general election. Thomas Mukoya/ReutersFledgling democracies in Africa tend to experience cyclical radical shifts between democratic booms and the doldrums. This suggests that the democratisation process in some parts of the continent is erratic. … [Read more...] about Kenyan voters need to resist the allure of voting for the usual suspects | The Conversation

SA News: It’s business as usual at the Barabati

18 January 2017 By admin

It’s business as usual at the Barabati: And if my help is required, I’ll be always ready.” In the wake of the bottle-throwing incident that marred India’s second T20I against South Africa in October 2015, the OCA has pulled out all the stops to ensure there is no repeat of any such ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Inequality gap set to widen at ‘hands of monopoly … [Read more...] about SA News: It’s business as usual at the Barabati

After protests, it can’t be business as usual at South Africa’s universities | The Conversation

18 November 2015 By admin

Things can't just carry on as 'normal' now that university students in South Africa have demanded massive systemic change. Shiraaz Mohamed/EPASouth Africa’s higher education ministry issued a “call to action” in October 2015 for real change in the sector. It wants universities to become more democratic spaces whose staff and student bodies represent the country’s … [Read more...] about After protests, it can’t be business as usual at South Africa’s universities | The Conversation

Business as usual at Gauteng Legislature – Independent Online

23 July 2014 By admin

Independent OnlineJohannesburg – Proceedings at the Gauteng Legislature continued uninterrupted despite Economic Freedom Fighters members storming the building on Tuesday. About 2000 party members, led by their leader, Julius Malema, had marched to the legislature … …read more Via: Johannesburg Google News MyJHB Read more on MyJHB. Join the fun: … [Read more...] about Business as usual at Gauteng Legislature – Independent Online

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