Klaus Kotzé

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Klaus Kotzé is the AW Mellon-UCT postdoctoral research fellow, Centre for Rhetoric Studies, Law Faculty, University of Cape Town

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Former South African president is pursuing a treasonous strategy

The foundation of our Constitutional order is its claim to and maintenance of legitimacy. A threat to its legitimacy is an existential threat to...

South Africa: Returning tostatism?

The South African state of disaster has been evolving since its declaration on March 15th. Following local and global acclaim for its responsive, science-based...

COVID-19: South Africa’s response

After years of decay and deficiency, South Africa’s Executive has stood up to the COVID-19 pandemic. Its reflexive information campaign has dominated national news...

South African diplomacy: Challenges as opportunities

Under President Cyril Ramaphosa, South Africa is seeking to regain the respect and authority it held in its early years of democracy. Its diplomacy is undertaking...

2019: Towards a new world (dis)order

The Munich Security Conference is a leading annual forum on international security and strategy. The theme of its recent installment, The Great Puzzle: Who Will Pick Up...

Impressions from South Africa’s election

South Africa’s recent general election has bucked the international trend towards populism by consolidating its democracy at the political centre. The ruling African National Congress, led...

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South Africa’s G20 Presidency for 2025: A Catalyst for Energy Investment in Africa

South Africa can leverage its G20 presidency to advocate...

Fiscal Rules and Budgetary Discipline in Developing Countries

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Wings of War: The Indian Army’s Push for Aerial Dominance Through Helicopter Modernisation

In the unforgiving terrain of Ladakh, where sub-zero temperatures...

The Pressure of Eco-Anxiety on Small Islands: Between Greening and Global Responsibility

In the heart of the ocean, small islands are...
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