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Kagame roars to a 98% electoral victory, a figure his envious neighbours can only dream of
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Lindiwe Sisulu’s restraint regarding candidature vanishes with her call to save the ANC
Pin-striped suits exit Britain ahead of Brexit
Pin-striped suits are in fashion at Heathrow departures as London’s economy wobbles
Is Zuma playing his final card?
The president says Western governments want to oust him, a justification frequently used by dictators
North Korea missile launch. Don't shrug your shoulders. This time, it’s different
File this under 'What could possibly go wrong?'
Temer(ity) may cost Brazil its president
Eerie parallels in high-level political corruption between Brazil and another Brics country
First rounds fired in messy Brexit breakup
In keeping with divorce proceedings, testy words have been exchanged between the UK and EU
The prophet and the rusting lady
Corbyn, brutally caricatured by Britain’s bullying popular press as unelectable, proved them all wrong
SA’s economy is in trouble
Even more alarming is that economic performance is likely to worsen — an effect of Zuma’s cabinet reshuffle
Iran blames Trump for new Mid-East muddle
Kuwait steps in to mediate after Qatar experiences unprecedented falling out with other Arab states
A bit of a diplomatic shake-up
Emmanuel Macron and Donald Trump’s awkward meeting may be symbolic of future US-EU relations
TRENDING: May have been a mistake …
UK Conservatives have backtracked on a new policy proposal after losing ground in the polls
No canary in the coal mine
Ramatlhodi took a long time to raise state capture claims. But they do help piece the puzzle together
This may have been the day
Zuma’s premier league friends find themselves unable to swim against the tide
A revolution in the making?
French voters rebel against mainstream parties as opposition to globalisation picks up pace
Turkey’s questionable Recep for success
Dreams of empire help fuel support for an increasingly autocratic leader
Thabo Mbeki: A question of conscience
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Editor: BusinessLIVE
SA’s media put on notice
There’s a bitter irony to Jackson Mthembu’s appeal to parliament to regulate the media