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Imraan Buccus

Dr Imraan Buccus is a senior research associate at the Auwal Socio-economic Research Institute and a postdoctoral fellow at Durban University of Technology.

Latest Work

OPINIONISTA

15 September 2024

The fruits of the ANC liberation have left a bitter taste for some

Imraan Buccus

3 min

OPINIONISTA

5 August 2024

Zuma’s silent ousting marks a significant turning point in SA politics, particularly in KZN

Imraan Buccus

3 min

OPINIONISTA

8 July 2024

Government should stop top-down approach and rather engage actively with the South African public

Imraan Buccus

3 min

OPINIONISTA

23 June 2024

GNU marriage of convenience is a chance to fix local government — but it will be far from easy

Imraan Buccus

3 min

OPINIONISTA

9 June 2024

Jacob Zuma has significant influence, but his political usefulness to MK Party will diminish

Imraan Buccus

3 min

OPINIONISTA

20 May 2024

Doomed Multi-Party Charter highlights pitfalls of arrogance and oversimplification

Imraan Buccus

3 min

OPINIONISTA

5 May 2024

‘Spicy Indian’ joker in political pack for hotly contested KwaZulu-Natal

Imraan Buccus

3 min

OPINIONISTA

21 April 2024

We must never reduce democracy to mere elections

Imraan Buccus

3 min

OPINIONISTA

24 March 2024

Battle for KwaZulu-Natal — province’s political destiny hangs in the balance, but hope remains

Imraan Buccus

3 min

OPINIONISTA

10 March 2024

Watershed moment awaits KwaZulu-Natal where the election battle is new MK vs old ANC

Imraan Buccus

3 min

OPINIONISTA

25 February 2024

KwaZulu-Natal set for fierce battle as four parties vie for votes in 2024 election

Imraan Buccus

3 min

OPINIONISTA

13 February 2024

Reflecting on the Matola raid in Mozambique, and how we should give renewed life to the visions of its heroes

Imraan Buccus

3 min

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Latest Work

The fruits of the ANC liberation have left a bitter taste for some

Zuma’s silent ousting marks a significant turning point in SA politics, particularly in KZN

Government should stop top-down approach and rather engage actively with the South African public

GNU marriage of convenience is a chance to fix local government — but it will be far from easy

Jacob Zuma has significant influence, but his political usefulness to MK Party will diminish

Doomed Multi-Party Charter highlights pitfalls of arrogance and oversimplification

‘Spicy Indian’ joker in political pack for hotly contested KwaZulu-Natal

We must never reduce democracy to mere elections

Battle for KwaZulu-Natal — province’s political destiny hangs in the balance, but hope remains

Watershed moment awaits KwaZulu-Natal where the election battle is new MK vs old ANC

KwaZulu-Natal set for fierce battle as four parties vie for votes in 2024 election

Reflecting on the Matola raid in Mozambique, and how we should give renewed life to the visions of its heroes