While the GNU has every chance of being good for some, the same cannot be said about the many.
Election 2024 results underscore failure of openly ethno-nationalist parties (Part One)
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Students in Bangladesh Are Challenging a Repressive System
The student movement in Bangladesh has been successful in directing our attention towards these deeper anomalies in Bangladeshi politics and society.
The new Land Court, a hope for land reform?
As South Africa works towards equitable land reform, the effectiveness of the Land Court in addressing historical injustices is crucial for redress.
Can we vote away fascism in the US?
The Electoral College in the United States also plays an important role in the demobilisation of voters and social movements.
National dialogue an opportunity for business to reset in favour of broader social good
The low level of active endorsement of the political elite by the majority of eligible voters is a legitimacy crisis.
Following a crushing defeat: Is ANC-DA coalition stabilising or aggravating?
THE ANC’s PRECIPITOUS electoral decline by a whopping 17 percentage points, from 57% to 40% in the general elections, has sent shockwaves throughout the political system in South Africa. It has reduced ANC’s seats in the National Assembly from 230 to 159 and ended its...
Sweden’s Left Party, Vänsterpartiet, celebrates its biggest win in 20 years
After winning over 11 percent of the vote, and two mandates, in June’s European Parliament elections, the Swedish Left Party Vänsterpartiet is celebrating its best election results in twenty years. The historic result brought the party a step closer to fulfilling...
ELECTION YEAR: The Global Context
2024 has been the ultimate election year. By the end of this year, more voters than ever in recorded history will head to the polls in at least 64 countries. Over half of the world’s population will be involved. In just the last three months alone, pivotal elections...
EDITORIAL: ELECTIONS 2024: IT’S TIME FOR THE LEFT TO TALK
Polarising ideological polemics, which shed more heat than light, should be avoided at all costs.