Op-eds Soft power vs binding authority — two human rights commissions in action 5 min 1 By André Gaum and Daryl Swanepoel
Op-eds Solving the major challenge posed by South Africa’s state-owned enterprises 5 min 0 By Ann Bernstein
Op-eds Kenya’s new UN Human Rights Council role is a chance to redeem itself by tackling poor rights record 4 min 0 By Valtino Omolo, Zenge Simakoloyi and Tem Fuh Mbuh
Op-eds Can the DRC peace mission be spared the fate of previous operations? Here’s how it can fix its problems 4 min 0 By Nirvaly Mooloo and Remadji Hoinathy
Op-eds What a cinematic masterpiece tells us about the upcoming US election 3 min 1 By Terence McNamee
Op-eds Customary courts in east Africa are more than a means to lighten caseloads 4 min 0 By Tadesse Simie Metekia for ISS Today
Op-eds The (mostly) unacknowledged commitment of public teachers and health workers (Part 2) 7 min 1 By Jeff Rudin
Op-eds Zimbabwe Gold’s devaluation reflects the country’s state of perpetual crisis 4 min 1 By Ringisai Chikohomero for ISS TODAY
Op-eds The rationality of public sector pay — simultaneously too high and not high enough (Part 1) 8 min 7 By Jeff Rudin
Op-eds Amid fraud allegations, Mozambique's election results spark opposition outcry and calls for reform 4 min 0 By Borges Nhamirre
Op-eds The Luanda Process is revived, but major political, security challenges litter the path to peace in east DRC 4 min 0 By Philippe Asanzi and Remadji Hoinathy
Op-eds In the deadly heat, Iraq’s hospitals have become the ground-zero battlefield in the country’s climate crisis 15 min 0 By Susan Schulman
Op-eds Solving the maths equation in SA amid a positive symbol and overall negative trend 6 min 13 By Nicky Roberts
DM168 The human cost of conflict: understanding violence in South Africa and Gaza's tragic reality 5 min 64 By Heather Robertson
Op-eds Commonwealth heads of government meeting is a pivotal moment for Africa's leadership 5 min 1 By Peter Fabricius
Op-eds How to blow up your own economy — the cost of SA’s Rheinmetall indecision 4 min 21 By Greg Mills and Ray Hartley
Op-eds Nile River clash — regional strife could make latest effort to resolve conflict over water use impossible 4 min 1 By Moses Chrispus Okello
Op-eds Paralysing September snow a harbinger of things to come for South Africa 4 min 3 By Karen King and Yolandi Meyer
Op-eds True revolutionaries would engage with the GNU, not badmouth it (Part Three) 5 min 0 By Raymond Suttner
Op-eds Tigray must avert another cycle of war in Ethiopian region by implementing peace deal 4 min 0 By Meressa K Dessu and Tegbaru Yared
Op-eds Smallholder farmers, the unsung heroes of agriculture, are helping to secure South Africa’s food future 4 min 0 By Scott Drimie and Tatjana von Bormann
