At first glance South Africans may seem divided along race and political party lines, but there is a great deal of common ground, with new ...
ActionSA’s surprisingly strong polling numbers could determine whether the DA wins outright majorities in Johannesburg and ...
The latest polling from the SRF and The Common Sense reveals where South Africans stand ahead of the November 2026 local elections, from party support and presidential succession to the GNU, ...
Residents of the province of Alberta in Canada are heading to the polls in a referendum today on whether to remain part of Canada or move towards independence, highlighting a separatist impulse that ...
This is a paid article which your subscription is allowing you to read. Support for the African National Congress (ANC) is now barely above 30%, ahead of next month’s local government elections (LGE).
The DA is ahead in Pretoria, with ANC support now in the 20% range. The Democratic Alliance (DA) will likely be the biggest party in South Africa’s capital but could struggle to cobble together a ...
The Democratic Alliance (DA) is likely to be the biggest party in Johannesburg by some distance in next month’s local ...
There is a convention that newspapers should not tell their readers who to vote for. In part because this newspaper is trying to up-end that world, and ...
Brazil’s presidential election is on a knife-edge, with the right-wing candidate maintaining a narrow lead as conservative parties make gains across Latin America. Add as a preferred source on Google ...
Bheki Mahlobo, the economics editor of The Common Sense, joins Gabriel Makin to explain what the latest fixed investment figures say about South Africa. The fixed investment rate measures how much ...
In an exclusive interview with The Common Sense, US Ambassador Leo Brent Bozell III says South Africa has extraordinary economic potential and could become one of the world’s leading economies if it ...
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