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Sanctions? Not so fast — Redi Tlhabi on what the US bill really means for South Africa
Sanctions? Not so fast — Redi Tlhabi on what the US bill really means for South Africa

Daily Maverick

time4 days ago

  • Politics
  • Daily Maverick

Sanctions? Not so fast — Redi Tlhabi on what the US bill really means for South Africa

In this solo episode of The Readiness Report, Redi Tlhabi cuts through the panic and misinformation surrounding the US–SA Bilateral Relations Review Act of 2025. Are sanctions really imminent? What stage is the bill really at? From Washington, Tlhabi explains the legislative process, the politics behind the headlines, and why it's crucial to stay informed, not alarmed. Support journalism that protects democracy. Become a Maverick Insider. Subscribe to Daily Maverick YouTube channel. @dailymaverickchannel. DM

Watch – Redi Tlhabi & Michela Wrong on Rwanda–DRC peace deal and tensions
Watch – Redi Tlhabi & Michela Wrong on Rwanda–DRC peace deal and tensions

Daily Maverick

time6 days ago

  • Politics
  • Daily Maverick

Watch – Redi Tlhabi & Michela Wrong on Rwanda–DRC peace deal and tensions

Redi Tlhabi speaks with journalist and author Michela Wrong about the murky peace deal between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. What's really driving this latest effort: justice, minerals, or Trump's quest for a Nobel Peace Prize? Wrong unpacks the long-standing roots of the conflict, Rwanda's covert military interventions, and the DRC's strategic value in a world desperate for critical minerals. Together, they explore the price of transactional peace, the manipulation of genocide trauma, and the fragile political future of both nations. Michela Wrong has spent more than three decades writing about Africa, working for the likes of Reuters, the BBC, Financial Times, Guardian, New Statesman and Spectator. Her books include 'In the Footsteps of Mr Kurtz', the story of Mobutu Sese Seko, 'I didn't do it for you', on Eritrea, 'It's Our Turn to Eat', an examination of Kenyan corruption, and 'Borderlines', a novel set in the Horn. Her latest book, 'Do Not Disturb', is a critique of Rwandan President Paul Kagame's repressive rule.

Dirty linen, global stakes: Redi Tlhabi on the media's failure in US–SA coverage
Dirty linen, global stakes: Redi Tlhabi on the media's failure in US–SA coverage

Daily Maverick

time21-07-2025

  • Politics
  • Daily Maverick

Dirty linen, global stakes: Redi Tlhabi on the media's failure in US–SA coverage

In a solo episode of The Readiness Report, Redi Tlhabi turns the microphone on her own industry — calling out how some South African media has mishandled coverage of US–South Africa relations. From misplaced outrage to narratives driven by vested interests, Tlhabi unpacks the dangers of a media captured by factional agendas and reminds us what journalism is, and isn't, meant to do.

Redi Tlhabi meets Winnie Byanyima: Ending AIDS, fighting inequality, reclaiming power
Redi Tlhabi meets Winnie Byanyima: Ending AIDS, fighting inequality, reclaiming power

Daily Maverick

time14-07-2025

  • Health
  • Daily Maverick

Redi Tlhabi meets Winnie Byanyima: Ending AIDS, fighting inequality, reclaiming power

UNAIDS head Winnie Byanyima joins Redi Tlhabi to unpack HIV funding, health justice, and democracy under threat. From South Africa to the UN, she reveals what it takes to lead—and why the world must act now. A bold, urgent conversation on rights, resistance, and real change. The UNAids Global Aids Update 2025, launched on 10 July, shows 'remarkable achievements' in the worldwide effort to combat HIV/Aids. However, because of the cut in USAid funding, there could be an additional six million HIV infections and an additional four million Aids-related deaths by 2029.

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