By Phillip van Niekerk Letter from DC — 22 days to go before Trump-Kamala showdown, no fingernails left to bite 5 min 114 14 October 2024
By Colin Coleman Growing the South African economy is make or break for the GNU 6 min 4 13 October 2024
By Tebogo Khaas Time to match whistle-blowers’ courage with action and create a safer environment for our guardians of integrity 4 min 4 10 October 2024
By Bhekisisa Mncube New interfaith initiative is critical to breaking the cycle of gender-based violence 5 min 1 9 October 2024
By Marthinus van Staden In the digital age, we’re all just one mis-swipe away from a potentially career-ending blunder 5 min 5 9 October 2024
By Bulelani Balabala The eKasi green economy - a circular path to sustainability, jobs and prosperity 4 min 0 9 October 2024
By Ismail Lagardien Strategically arranged facts tell us that totalitarianism is at bay — but be careful about what you choose to believe 5 min 8 9 October 2024
By Michael Le Cordeur Teaching cutbacks will cause irreparable damage to education in South Africa 5 min 7 8 October 2024
By Mark Tomlinson Our children are in terrible crisis, but we can use this as an opportunity to bring about crucial change 4 min 4 8 October 2024
By Kalim Rajab For those not allowed to weep — one year on, we wait for an end to the depravity 5 min 12 8 October 2024
By Paul Hoffman Grand corruption in SA will not be defeated without an entity that is free of executive control and interference 5 min 3 7 October 2024
By Mokheseng Moema In a bipolar world, it is critical that South Africa sticks to its policy of non-alignment 6 min 5 7 October 2024
By Osagyefo Mazwai The curious dynamics of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the future of work 5 min 0 7 October 2024
By Marianne Thamm Spared the full horror of war, America can flirt with fascism 4 min 21 6 October 2024
By Ashwin Desai The lingering politics of racial identity - how race is leveraged as a life strategy in the 21st century 7 min 9 4 October 2024
By Charmain Naidoo Pondering the perplexing decline of resilience with age and the looming spectre of The Recliner 5 min 14 2 October 2024
By Ismail Lagardien Destruction of libraries and archives is a form of book-burning and erasing history and memory 6 min 14 2 October 2024
By Jean Greyling SA schools shouldn’t wait to start teaching kids coding — here’s why 4 min 1 2 October 2024