By Osagyefo Mazwai Promised land awaits, with South Africa poised to tell a very positive story over the next few years 4 min 1 16 July 2024
By Wandile Sihlobo Steenhuisen’s agriculture budget vote speech sent a positive message to the sector 4 min 1 16 July 2024
By Angelo C Louw Beware the ugly face of eco-fascism rearing its head in the climate justice space 3 min 5 16 July 2024
By Jo-Mangaliso Mdhlela Anglican Church must embrace the modern world and reject discrimination in all its manifestations 3 min 1 16 July 2024
By Marianne Thamm Understanding how white South Africans were socialised over time 4 min 9 16 July 2024
By Judith February GNU must be coherent across all levels of government or it will be a contradictory mess 8 min 12 15 July 2024
By Hombakazi Mercy Nqandeka The urgent need for abazalisikazi – indigenous midwives – as part of rural healthcare 4 min 4 15 July 2024
By Mariette van der Walt New postdoc study funding rules threaten the very foundation of scientific progress 4 min 11 15 July 2024
By Gushwell Brooks Trump assassination attempt exposes the danger of partisan news coverage 5 min 21 14 July 2024
By Wandile Sihlobo A maize supply crisis looms in southern Africa’s agricultural sector 3 min 0 14 July 2024
By Zukiswa Pikoli Spatial apartheid documentary tackles dire housing crisis in Mother City 3 min 2 14 July 2024
By Edwin Cameron and Mpho Tutu van Furth Stop using religion and law to oppress LGBTQIA+ people — we all deserve love, respect and protection 3 min 6 14 July 2024
By Antony Balcomb No hard feelings — Working together in the GNU will require beginning anew, with forgiveness 5 min 2 14 July 2024
By Mlamuli Nkosingphile Hlatshwayo The GNU offers an opportunity to reimagine a new social contract for South Africa’s universities 5 min 3 12 July 2024
By Anthony Turton Despite vagaries of nature, water security can be achieved through clearly communicated, coherent policy decisions 5 min 5 12 July 2024
By Marianne Thamm Miracles and wonder — Hlophe’s long walk to impeachment and sho’t left into Parliament and the JSC 5 min 9 11 July 2024
By Lenias Hwenda A pandemic pact still eludes world governments, so what should African countries do? 5 min 0 11 July 2024
By Marthinus van Staden Labour Appeal Court ruling sets high bar on fake sick notes and malingering, underscores need for a balanced approach 5 min 3 11 July 2024
By Professor Balthazar Impeached John Hlophe in the JSC is a constitutional disgrace 4 min 20 10 July 2024
