No-deal Brexit: experts on what the UK government’s advice means: The UK government is releasing a series of “technical notices” outlining what might happen if the country leaves the European Union without striking a deal for its future relationship with the bloc. While Dominic Raab,Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, stressed that this …
South Africa in the news: South Africa:Business Welcomes Government’s ‘Commitment’ to Restore Confidence With New Eskom Board: 
 Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa, left, and Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba meeting business leaders to plan South Africa’s strategy at the forthcoming 2018 World Economic Forum meeting in Davos from January 23. Business leaders …: “South Africa” – …
How governments and citizens used open source to solve human problems in 2017: Each year, when we look back at the top government articles on Opensource.com, we see interesting case studies of government technology policies or implementations. Our most popular stories from 2017 aren’t about adopting open source to solve technology problems. Instead, they demonstrate …
The government’s £1 billion price of power comes at a mighty cost to UK democracy: So now we know the cost of the Democratic Unionist Party’s support for the Conservative minority government – £1 billion. Money well spent in an age of austerity when the pressures on doctors, teachers, police officers, mental health support workers …
Yes, the Grenfell Tower inferno is political – it’s a failure of many governments: One of the key functions of the state is to protect its citizens. Much of the debate in the UK’s recent general election focused on the government’s role in protecting citizens from terrorists. This was, perhaps, understandable given the recent series …
Don’t grill Byron burger for government’s cheap-as-chips immigration tactics: Mark McLaughlin, CC BY-NC-SA Byron, the popular British burger chain, has incurred the wrath of the internet by cooperating with the government to catch staff who were working illegally in the country. Dozens of illegally working migrants were caught working at the chain by immigration officials …
Check out this south african politics image: 2010/09/04 CARTOON Unions Reject the SA Governments Wage Offer Image by barbourians My first attempt at a political cartoon. Comparing Apples with Apples Drawn when the South African government rejected the unions wage offer stating that there was no money. The big worm in the large apple (who …