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​African National Congress (ANC) members of parliament react after South African lawmakers passed the budget's fiscal framework in Cape Town, South Africa, April 2, 2025.
What We're Watching

Budget clash puts South African government on brink of collapse

The second largest party in South Africa’s coalition, the business-friendly Democratic Alliance, launched a legal challenge on Thursday to block a 0.5% VAT increase in the country’s new budget, raising concerns that the fragile government could collapse.

​Members of the armed wing of Nelson Mandela's African National Congress line up waiting to vote in a military base north of Pretoria, on April 26, 1994.
Analysis

South Africa still struggles with inequality 30 years after apartheid

On April 27, 1994, Black South Africans went to the polls, marking an end to years of white minority rule and the institutionalized racial segregation known as apartheid. But the “rainbow nation” still faces many challenges, with racial equality and economic development remaining out of reach.

South Africa's Unfulfilled Promises
GZERO World with Ian Bremmer

South Africa's Unfulfilled Promises

GZERO World usually takes on big global topics that impact multiple countries. This show is different, however, in that it’ll focus on just one: South Africa -- a country that once captured world attention when it transitioned from apartheid to modern democracy. But the nation’s long walk to freedom is falling short of what was promised.

Robots and the Rustbelt with John Kasich
GZERO World with Ian Bremmer

Robots and the Rustbelt with John Kasich

This week it's all about J-O-B-S and how automation (yes, robots...kind of) is changing the future of work in America. Then I'll chat with a man from the heart of America's Rust Belt: Governor John Kasich.