Opinion
Every August we take time to celebrate women — yet despite women having equal rights, employers in South Africa still have a long way to go...
Last week the chief executive of The New York Times, Mark Thompson, urged Facebook to consider removing news from the site and...
Is South African society made up of races or classes? Or, if it is both, which of the two is more fundamental?
Community and government efforts to improve lives in Doornkop, or “Snake Park”, Soweto, is the theme of a new book launched by the residents...
Wednesday morning.
Oh for a time machine to take the ruling party back 10 years to do the job of land reform when the economic times and outlook were rosier. Much...
The United Nations has declared that women’s land rights are a human right. The UN Women’s publication, Realising Women’s Rights to Land and...
A man sitting next to me at a land workshop in Rustenburg last month asked me whether the problems on the platinum belt meant, as some younger...
The chief executive of the South African Institute of Civil Engineering (Saice) published a column in the July issue of Civil Engineering magazine,...
It’s been 20 years since the attack on the US embassy in Kenya’s capital Nairobi. A suicide bomber detonated two truck bombs killing 200 people. A...
The South African government’s plan to change the...
Many African governments have taken to censoring a variety of apps and sites, especially around election time. But people across the continent...
President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced that the ANC will spearhead an amendment to section 25 of the country’s Constitution to outline more...
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