Risk Alert
Risk Alert | ANC retreats from SARB nationalisation, prescribed assets
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Cronje and Mahlobo argue that these risks may be delayed, but not entirely removed.
Will there be peace and stability in the Middle East following the normalisation of various Arab countries’ ties with Israel?
Risk Alert | 5 ways ANC cadres could avoid corruption charges
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Cronje and Mahlobo outline five ways in which ANC members implicated in corruption could avoid having to ‘step aside’ from their positions.
Although the global recovery continues, there are a variety of indicators that suggest the world is entering a more erratic recovery phase.
Risk Alert | Corruption an existential threat to the ANC
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Will there be a more aggressive approach from President Ramaphosa in tackling corruption?
In lieu of prosecutions, can internal disciplinary processes succeed, given how widespread corruption is within the National Executive of the party?
These and other key questions are discussed against the backdrop of the ANC’s deep and persistent factional divisions.
Risk Alert | Terrorism in Africa: is SA under threat?
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Will South Africa's security be threatened by terrorism over the medium-term as a consequence?
Despite assurances of party leaders, the ANC remains committed to prescribed assets in South Africa, and we explore the ideological drivers behind this.
Risk Alert | Has SA really passed its Covid-19 peak?
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As belated attempts are made to reopen the economy, has South Africa really passed its peak, as we have confidently argued over the last two weeks?
Also assessed is the track record of Kamala Harris, the Democratic Party nominee for Vice President of the United States.
Risk Alert | Will Tito Mboweni deliver another Budget speech?
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Dr Cronje also reveals the underlying reasons for the recent turning of public opinion against the ANC government.
Finally, Dr Cronje contemplates the veracity of 'Second Wave' fears, and the implications for the nascent global economic recovery.