Op-eds Ensuring durability – The three practical steps big business can take to help save SA 5 min 1 By Thabo Makgoba
Op-eds Clinging to monolingual education undermines SA’s rich linguistic diversity 4 min 6 By Nhlanhla Mpofu
Op-eds Breaking of Senegal election deadlock a critical move in preventing further unrest and bloodshed 3 min 0 By Paulin Maurice Toupane and Seydou Daffe
Op-eds Embargo against invasive Israeli spyware essential after International Court of Justice ruling 7 min 18 By Jane Duncan
Op-eds SA’s deployment of new Crime Prevention Wardens may be against constitution and even illegal 3 min 10 By David Bruce
Politics So many questions and so few answers arise from the State of the Nation Address 6 min 0 By Zimbali Mncube and Liso Mdutyana
South Africa Do your homework before making false claims of a Western Cape education fiasco 5 min 7 By David Maynier
Op-eds Nations’ failure to apply East Africa’s Mifugo Protocol keeps regional violence boiling over 4 min 0 By Guyo Chepe Turi and Willis Okumu
Op-eds News industry meltdown — market failure or creative destruction? 5 min 2 By Styli Charalambous
Op-eds Accountability is the key success factor in leadership and good governance as elections loom 5 min 1 By Mamphela Ramphele
Op-eds Eating to survive — how to know if your political party is taking hunger seriously 7 min 3 By David Harrison
South Africa The ANC government - not cadre deployment - is at the crux of SA’s corruption cancer 6 min 31 By Pierre de Vos
Op-eds ICJ’s Gaza genocide case — a big win, but with what effect? 4 min 15 By Ottilia Anna Maunganidze and Xhanti Mhlambiso
Op-eds AI shaping up to become the greatest geopolitical weapon in history 4 min 13 By Steven Boykey Sidley
Op-eds The state of the ‘Namibian House’ after President Hage Geingob (1941-2024) 4 min 0 By Henning Melber
Op-eds Red Sea crisis gives African economies little room for manoeuvre, threatens long-term disruption 4 min 0 By Menzi Ndhlovu, Daniel Van Dalen and Ronak Gopaldas
South Africa ‘Six impossible things before breakfast’ — how SA went from substance to spin 5 min 11 By Greg Mills and Ray Hartley
Op-eds The Matric Class of 2023 (Part 2) — comparing SA’s provincial report cards 7 min 0 By Nicky Roberts, Lydia Plaatjies and Zanele Ngcobo
Op-eds Cervical cancer a disease of poverty and inequity — inclusive treatment access is essential 3 min 2 By Ntombi Sigwebela
Op-eds Ignore the politicians and discover what’s new about the matric Class of 2023 — Part 1 6 min 2 By Nicky Roberts, Lydia Plaatjies and Zanele Ngcobo