Welcome to 2024

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Compliments of the new season! The year 2024 promises to be a busy year with intensified political activity within our shores, the rest of Southern Africa and beyond.

South Africa, Mozambique, Rwanda and Ghana (further in West Africa) amongst others like Botswana, will at different periods hold national polls to usher in new governments.

As we draw a set of our personal and professional goals, let us make a provision for the impending registration for the elections and ultimately partake in the actual voting process.

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