By Chris Pappas Municipalities must get specific funding to fight the impacts of climate change 3 min 4 10 July 2024
By Ismail Lagardien Minorities and elites at the end of majoritarianism in South Africa 6 min 12 10 July 2024
By Ivor Price Steenhuisen’s appointment is a crucible for South Africa’s agricultural future 4 min 18 9 July 2024
By Natale Labia Hard work starts now with Starmer under pressure to urgently restore public trust in government 4 min 2 9 July 2024
By Michael Kahn South African exceptionalism is both good and really bad – now is the time to make the bad stuff exceptionally good 4 min 0 9 July 2024
By Paul Hoffman Watchwords of new Cabinet should be pragmatism, meritocracy and honesty 7 min 0 9 July 2024
By Zukiswa Pikoli The passionate pursuit of a dream is oftentimes breaking, but infinitely rewarding 2 min 2 9 July 2024
By Marianne Thamm Nation’s watercooler — radio in South Africa is still a reliable measure of our country’s pulse 4 min 5 9 July 2024
By Liubov Abravitova Children and books — regular war targets of Russian aggression 6 min 3 9 July 2024
By Mmusi Maimane Beware of GNUphoria sacrificing accountability on the altar of government unity 5 min 8 8 July 2024
By Justin Chadwick ‘Excessive’ new EU regulations threaten SA’s citrus export industry — cases taken to the World Trade Organisation 4 min 0 8 July 2024
By Michael Power Hier kom groot kak – the coming fall of today’s Troy, the Western financial order 13 min 57 8 July 2024
By Kucho Shaine Abajo Displaced persons desperately need international help in forgotten island of the war in Sudan 3 min 0 8 July 2024
By Imraan Buccus Government should stop top-down approach and rather engage actively with the South African public 3 min 0 8 July 2024
By Wandile Sihlobo SA’s midsummer drought takes its toll, but grain crop supply is not in jeopardy 3 min 1 7 July 2024
By Matthew Blackman A clutch of British comedies made 80 years ago tell us much about our GNU 5 min 5 7 July 2024
By Azu Ishiekwene Africa will not shed a tear at Rishi Sunak’s departure — the continent owes him nothing 5 min 5 7 July 2024
By J Brooks Spector Three decrees of a would-be benevolent dictator fall flat in a failed thought experiment 7 min 9 5 July 2024
By Jonathan Molver Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube has a treacherous mountain to climb 7 min 8 4 July 2024
