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Friday Briefing

Friday Briefing Editions
FRIDAY BRIEFING | Who watches the president?
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FRIDAY BRIEFING | Who watches the president?

With the courts pausing Ramaphosa’s impeachment process, we examine whether Parliament is its own worst enemy in this week’s Friday Briefing.

31 Jul
Jan Gerber | The presidential get-out-of-impeachment-free card
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Jan Gerber | The presidential get-out-of-impeachment-free card

31 Jul
Mpumelelo Mkhabela | Parliament’s self-inflicted wounds keep the courts in the room
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Mpumelelo Mkhabela | Parliament’s self-inflicted wounds keep the courts in the room

31 Jul
Mcebisi Ndletyana | Weak or calculated? Ramaphosa’s balancing act in fragile GNU
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Mcebisi Ndletyana | Weak or calculated? Ramaphosa’s balancing act in fragile GNU

04 Jul 2025

FRIDAY BRIEFING | Kicking sand and throwing tantrums: The DA and ANC’s sandpit stalemate
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FRIDAY BRIEFING | Kicking sand and throwing tantrums: The DA and ANC’s sandpit stalemate

04 Jul 2025

Andisiwe Makinana | Mutual dependence, mutual destruction: ANC-DA tensions here to stay
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Andisiwe Makinana | Mutual dependence, mutual destruction: ANC-DA tensions here to stay

04 Jul 2025

Mcebisi Ndletyana | 70 Years of the Freedom Charter: Renewing its vision for SA
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Mcebisi Ndletyana | 70 Years of the Freedom Charter: Renewing its vision for SA

27 Jun 2025

From hope to helplessness: How government has failed Kliptown’s Charter square and its people
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From hope to helplessness: How government has failed Kliptown’s Charter square and its people

27 Jun 2025

FRIDAY BRIEFING | A 70-year reckoning: The Freedom Charter’s unfinished business
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FRIDAY BRIEFING | A 70-year reckoning: The Freedom Charter’s unfinished business

27 Jun 2025

The search for freedom through the eyes of the Charterists
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The search for freedom through the eyes of the Charterists

27 Jun 2025

Belonging or betrayal? The controversial line of the Freedom Charter still resonates 70 years later
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Belonging or betrayal? The controversial line of the Freedom Charter still resonates 70 years later

27 Jun 2025

Jan Gerber | NPA crisis: A chronicle of a snafu foretold
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Jan Gerber | NPA crisis: A chronicle of a snafu foretold

20 Jun 2025

Q&A with Glynnis Breytenbach | Saying NPA is ‘doing a fantastic job’ is ‘bullsh*t’
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Q&A with Glynnis Breytenbach | Saying NPA is ‘doing a fantastic job’ is ‘bullsh*t’

20 Jun 2025

Lauren Kohn | SCA Nulane judgment vindicates the rule of law and NPA’s important work
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Lauren Kohn | SCA Nulane judgment vindicates the rule of law and NPA’s important work

20 Jun 2025

FRIDAY BRIEFING | Which way for the NPA?
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FRIDAY BRIEFING | Which way for the NPA?

20 Jun 2025

Karyn Maughan | Set up to fail or maliciously incompetent? What NPA losses tell us
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Karyn Maughan | Set up to fail or maliciously incompetent? What NPA losses tell us

20 Jun 2025

Lawson Naidoo | Rebuilding justice: Nulane judgment offers redemption for the NPA
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Lawson Naidoo | Rebuilding justice: Nulane judgment offers redemption for the NPA

20 Jun 2025

The midnight runner: Oldest Comrades runner, Mosehla, trains  before  birds start chirping
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The midnight runner: Oldest Comrades runner, Mosehla, trains before birds start chirping

13 Jun 2025

Busani Ngcaweni | Navigating realities: What matters in making the GNU work
Analysis

Busani Ngcaweni | Navigating realities: What matters in making the GNU work

13 Jun 2025

Mpumelelo Mkhabela | Oxymoronic governance: Friction and rivalry in the GNU
Analysis

Mpumelelo Mkhabela | Oxymoronic governance: Friction and rivalry in the GNU

13 Jun 2025

Andisiwe Makinana | The strains of governing: A reflection on the GNU after one year
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Andisiwe Makinana | The strains of governing: A reflection on the GNU after one year

13 Jun 2025

FRIDAY BRIEFING | Disrupted unity: The state of the GNU one year on
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FRIDAY BRIEFING | Disrupted unity: The state of the GNU one year on

13 Jun 2025

Karyn Maughan | The apartheid government got away with murder... and SA needs to know why
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Karyn Maughan | The apartheid government got away with murder... and SA needs to know why

06 Jun 2025

Q&A with Athol Trollip |‘If people want to call it xenophobic, so be it’
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Q&A with Athol Trollip |‘If people want to call it xenophobic, so be it’

06 Jun 2025

Lukhanyo Calata | An ANC failure: The long journey for justice for the Cradock Four
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Lukhanyo Calata | An ANC failure: The long journey for justice for the Cradock Four

06 Jun 2025

FRIDAY BRIEFING | Unfinished business: Uncovering buried crimes of the apartheid regime
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FRIDAY BRIEFING | Unfinished business: Uncovering buried crimes of the apartheid regime

06 Jun 2025

FRIDAY BRIEFING | Fear and loathing: Fixing the system in a country at war
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FRIDAY BRIEFING | Fear and loathing: Fixing the system in a country at war

30 May 2025

Johann van Loggerenberg | We no longer have the luxury of time to pontificate on crime
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Johann van Loggerenberg | We no longer have the luxury of time to pontificate on crime

30 May 2025

COP COLD WAR | Leaks, accusations and smears: SA’s top cops at war as crime rages unabated
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COP COLD WAR | Leaks, accusations and smears: SA’s top cops at war as crime rages unabated

30 May 2025

Jonny Steinberg | Fear and politics: Hidden barriers to reducing SA’s violent crime
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Jonny Steinberg | Fear and politics: Hidden barriers to reducing SA’s violent crime

30 May 2025

Q&A with Solly Malatsi | ‘Peel off paranoia, conspiracies, propaganda’ of draft policy directive
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Q&A with Solly Malatsi | ‘Peel off paranoia, conspiracies, propaganda’ of draft policy directive

30 May 2025

Friday Briefing | Trump vs Ramaphosa: Not quite game, set and match
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Friday Briefing | Trump vs Ramaphosa: Not quite game, set and match

23 May 2025

Pieter du Toit | SA’s grim night in Washington must lead to positive change – and ‘Kill the boer’ must go
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Pieter du Toit | SA’s grim night in Washington must lead to positive change – and ‘Kill the boer’ must go

23 May 2025

John Matisonn | Ramaphosa did South Africa proud, but it’s time to worry
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John Matisonn | Ramaphosa did South Africa proud, but it’s time to worry

23 May 2025

Mpumelelo Mkhabela | Mud games in diplomacy and Johann Rupert’s stunning intervention
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Mpumelelo Mkhabela | Mud games in diplomacy and Johann Rupert’s stunning intervention

23 May 2025

Q&A with Annabel Bishop | ‘Credit rating agencies unlikely to react negatively’ to Budget 3.0
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Q&A with Annabel Bishop | ‘Credit rating agencies unlikely to react negatively’ to Budget 3.0

23 May 2025

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