Articles for Nathan Geffen
Serious flaws in SASSA system, MPs are told - again
Unclear why same investigators, with unclear qualifications for the job, have presented more or less the same obvious findings to Parliament a second time
By Marecia Damons and Nathan Geffen
News | 26 February 2025
US-funded programmes in South Africa benefit the US too
The world class research conducted in SA is vital for everyone
Opinion | 26 February 2025
Trump has stopped aid to South Africa, endangering thousands of lives
But we must not allow peddlers of hate to undermine our fragile constitutional democracy
Analysis | 8 February 2025
Stopping health funding in Africa weakens America
This is an opportunity for President Ramaphosa to lead
By Nathan Geffen and Marcus Low
Opinion | 29 January 2025
Our justice system is grinding to a halt
Simple cases are taking years and years to be finalised
Analysis | 9 December 2024
Investigation into social grant fraud is a flop
SASSA investigation into SRD grant application system fails to answer crucial questions
Analysis | 27 November 2024
Elections 2024: Low voter turnout must be fixed
Glitches and slow queues need to be seen in light of IEC’s budget cuts
Opinion | 3 June 2024
Thousands march in Cape Town in support of ICJ order against Israel
Case to stop Israeli attack on Rafah was brought by South African government
By Matthew Hirsch and Nathan Geffen
News | 26 May 2024