Peace Without Justice: How the Rwanda–DRC Deal Risks Sacrificing Congo’s Future for Minerals
Peace in the Great Lakes region remains fragile as the Rwanda–DRC agreement prioritizes mineral access over justice, leaving Congolese communities…
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Ten Years of Justice Info: Reflecting on a Decade of Reporting and Resonance
Justice Info marks a decade of impactful storytelling, highlighting global efforts toward truth, accountability, and reconciliation through some of the…
CAR’s Special Criminal Court at a Crossroads: Achievements, Challenges, and the Battle for Survival
Special Criminal Court in the Central African Republic is a hybrid tribunal tasked with prosecuting war crimes and crimes against humanity, facing critical challenges in funding and international support despite notable progress in delivering justice.
Public Participation Failure: 5 Critical Lessons from the Constitutional Court’s CGE Appointment Ruling
The Constitutional Court has delivered a powerful judgment affirming the necessity of meaningful public input in appointing members to key democratic institutions, revealing critical shortcomings in Parliament’s consultation processes and underscoring the essential role of transparency in upholding our constitutional democracy.
Border Authority Intensifies Crackdown on Corrupt Officials: A New Era of Integrity at the Border
Border authorities are taking unprecedented steps to root out corruption within their ranks, launching a wide-ranging crackdown to restore integrity,…
Why Andrew Chauke’s Suspension from the NPA Is No Surprise
Andrew Chauke’s suspension marks a pivotal moment for South Africa’s justice system, highlighting longstanding concerns over prosecutorial accountability and institutional…
State Capture in South Africa: The Urgent Need to Implement the Zondo Commission’s Recommendations
Capture of state resources through corruption and mismanagement has severely undermined South Africa’s democracy and economy. This article explores the…
Relocating South Africa’s Special Tribunal: A Risk to the Anti-Corruption Fight?
South Africa’s decision to move the Special Tribunal from Johannesburg to Pretoria has sparked concern among legal experts. Critics warn…
Kenny Kunene Found Guilty of Hate Speech for Referring to Julius Malema as “Cockroach”
Hate Speech ruling redefines the boundaries of political expression in South Africa as the High Court finds Kenny Kunene guilty…
The Final Curtain: What the Cancellation of The Late Show Says About Comedy, Capitalism, and Control
As The Late Show with Stephen Colbert faces its final season, the cancellation reveals deeper tensions within American comedy, corporate media, and political pressure. Here’s why its end is more than just another show wrapping up.