Yacoob Cassim

Political analyst Andre Duvenage has stated the time had arrived for drastic changes in the political landscape. According to Duvenage it was highly unlikely that political parties would have an outright majority come elections in the future. Devenage said the only possibility was seeing parties amalgamate (merge) or working close together, just like the progressive […]

It has been warned by fiscal experts that abundant evidence has shown that government spending has been inefficient. Much of this is to do with how state funds are managed in nature by the Executive Branch. Much of the misuse of scarce resources is planted in cadre deployment and the break down of systems of

South Africa finds itself in a complicated tug of war concerning relations with the European Union and a member of the BRICS+ economies. Pretoria plans to approach the EU to discuss its proposed tax on carbon-intensive imports. The argument that the South African government has given is that it will negatively impact the emerging economies

The risk of pollution in ground water is increasing. South Africa’s water pollution situation is well-documented, with surface water resources under immense pressure from overuse, pollution and climate change. However, amidst the concerns, the cleanliness of ground water as a source of drinkable liquid remains under threat. This underground reservoir, accessed through boreholes and springs,

Iraq could be at the centre of huge plans for India. At the G20 Summit in New Delhi, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi alongside the leaders of the other participating members unveiled the India-Middle East Economic Corridor (IMEEC), a trade highway to bring Indian goods by sae to the United Arab Emirates, overland to the