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Jordan Griffiths

Jordan Griffiths

Jordan Griffiths is the acting chief of staff in the mayor’s office in Tshwane; he writes in his personal capacity.

Wounded and bleeding ANC is unlikely to renew or recover from its election losses

Wounded and bleeding ANC is unlikely to renew or recover from its election losses

Jordan Griffiths
08 Nov 2021
Postponing local elections: Parliament must decide

Postponing local elections: Parliament must decide

Jordan Griffiths
27 Jul 2021
The writing is on the blackboard for South Africa’s early childhood development education

The writing is on the blackboard for South Africa’s early childhood development education

Jordan Griffiths
28 Oct 2020
Illegal land occupations undermine effective functioning of local government across South Africa

Illegal land occupations undermine effective functioning of local government across South Africa

Jordan Griffiths
20 Oct 2020
Slimming down: How about a health and wellness tax incentive?

Slimming down: How about a health and wellness tax incentive?

Jordan Griffiths
14 Oct 2020
The decline and fall: One in five municipalities in a state of collapse

The decline and fall: One in five municipalities in a state of collapse

Jordan Griffiths
06 Oct 2020
A week is a long time in politics – and there are six weeks left until the US election

A week is a long time in politics – and there are six weeks left until the US election

Jordan Griffiths
21 Sep 2020
Analyses of DA conference stuck in a narrow groove of personalities over policies

Analyses of DA conference stuck in a narrow groove of personalities over policies

Jordan Griffiths
10 Sep 2020
Unless the Democrats get a grip on America’s violence, Trump will win

Unless the Democrats get a grip on America’s violence, Trump will win

Jordan Griffiths
03 Sep 2020
Universities must adapt or wither away – online learning is here to stay

Universities must adapt or wither away – online learning is here to stay

Jordan Griffiths
27 Aug 2020
With the lockdown beginning to ease, we must interrogate its efficacy for future reference

With the lockdown beginning to ease, we must interrogate its efficacy for future reference

Jordan Griffiths
20 Aug 2020
Covid-19 philosophy: How the joy of living will overwhelm the fear of dying

Covid-19 philosophy: How the joy of living will overwhelm the fear of dying

Jordan Griffiths
13 Aug 2020
Fitness industry bleeds money and jobs while government dithers

Fitness industry bleeds money and jobs while government dithers

Jordan Griffiths
06 Aug 2020
IMF loan payback: It’s the economy, stupid

IMF loan payback: It’s the economy, stupid

Jordan Griffiths
30 Jul 2020
Working from home holds health, financial and environmental benefits

Working from home holds health, financial and environmental benefits

Jordan Griffiths
22 Jul 2020
Put down the hammer: Government must urgently lower VAT to save the economy

Put down the hammer: Government must urgently lower VAT to save the economy

Jordan Griffiths
15 Jul 2020
A second lockdown would break South Africans

A second lockdown would break South Africans

Jordan Griffiths
09 Jul 2020
Tough choices: Reopening of schools forces educators and parents to face a rationality test of their own

Tough choices: Reopening of schools forces educators and parents to face a rationality test of their own

Jordan Griffiths
02 Jul 2020
Changes to Electoral Act will not fundamentally alter South Africa’s political landscape

Changes to Electoral Act will not fundamentally alter South Africa’s political landscape

Jordan Griffiths
24 Jun 2020
Time running out for Tshwane as constitutional crisis looms

Time running out for Tshwane as constitutional crisis looms

Jordan Griffiths
16 Jun 2020
Covid-19 lockdown restrictions – where is the balance?

Covid-19 lockdown restrictions – where is the balance?

Jordan Griffiths
19 May 2020

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