GoSouth ~ 'In a Nutshell'

The end of South African universities?

This is an extraordinary time full of vital, transformative movements that could not be foreseen. It’s also a nightmarish time. Full engagement requires the ability to perceive both. Suellen … [Read More...]

Heroin trafficking through South Africa: why here and why now?

The biggest obstacle to exposing the criminal networks running the southern route has been the Combined Task Force’s lack of jurisdiction to arrest heroin trafficking crews in international waters. … [Read More...]

Evidence that the first phase of nuclear deal is corrupt

Gordon Mackay MP, DA Shadow Minister of Energy 22 August 2017 The DA can today confirm that the first phase in the nuclear deal has been found to be corrupt by the Auditor-General (AG). The DA is … [Read More...]

Central bank case exposes incompetence of South Africa’s public protector

The South African Reserve Bank has won a critical court battle. The Pretoria High Court has set aside a ruling by the country’s Public Protector that the central bank’s constitutional mandate should … [Read More...]

Grace Mugabe and the intricacies of diplomatic immunity

Zimbabwe’s first lady, Grace Mugabe, has been granted diplomatic immunity and allowed to leave South Africa after allegedly attacking and injuring a young South African woman, Gabriella Engels (20), … [Read More...]

ZIMBABWE and the Rule of Law in Africa

Eddie Cross, Harare 15th August 2017 At a meeting in Harare on 14 August Mr. Mugabe stated quite clearly, that the persons responsible for the murder of white Zimbabwean farmers during the land … [Read More...]

Are Islamic State recruits more street gang members than zealots?

Could it be that IS volunteers are drawn to a value system that asserts an aggressive machismo, disparages steady work, and sustains the impulse for immediate gratification? James L. … [Read More...]