Will your new plan let your company fly to the stars – or crash on take-off?
If you fail to plan, you plan to fail the saying goes – and it’s the same with organisational design, developing and mapping structures, roles and processes, hierarchies ...
Bring back boring Budgets
We look back with some longing on the boring and predictable Budgets of the past.
Closure of shelters a blow to victims of GBV
The First South African National Gender-Based Violence Study, 2022 reported that 22. 4% of women had experienced physical violence from a partner in their lifetime, ...
Why South Africa needs a blended approach to multilingual education
Discover how leveraging technology can help overcome the challenges of transitioning from home languages to English, ensuring every student has the opportunity to ...
Challenging Trump's travel discrimination | Why do we accept unequal policies?
Is travel a privilege reserved for the few? Discover how the Global South is challenging this notion and advocating for equal travel rights.
Racism and Its Discontents: A Global Struggle for Racial Justice
As the phrase 'Make Apartheid Great Again' resurfaces, we must confront the troubling global retreat from racial equality. What does this mean for the future of ...
Minister of Higher Education signals her intention to clean up NSFAS
NSFAS is the largest entity in the higher education and training sector in terms of income size. A R52 billion institution responsible for funding poor students ...
The ongoing fight against Polio in Africa
Post-polio sufferers need regular physio to be mobile and experience relief from pain and spasms. As a post-polio survivor you are also more prone to other infectious ...
Kirsty Coventry inspiring the world
Kirsty Coventry has made history as the first woman and African president of the IOC, inspiring generations to come.
Opinion | How Artificial Intelligence can enhance water management in Cape Town
Explore how artificial intelligence can revolutionise water management in Cape Town, tackling challenges faced by local communities and governments.
Remembering Sharpeville: The Fight Against Pass Laws in South Africa
Delve into the legacy of apartheid's pass laws and their implications for contemporary South Africa, highlighting key historical events and figures.
AI has unleashed unprecedented cyber threats, requiring a new approach to cybersecurity
The reality is that AI use is still in its infancy stages. And not just in terms of how the technology can be wielded by cybercriminals, but also how it can be used ...
The pop-up that popped in and popped out: Off Rhode trade mark concerns
The excitement was, however, short-lived when internet sleuths began to question the authenticity of the goods and the “Come with me to shop the new Rhode store” ...
ANC Frances Baard Regional Conference: Battle of Factions
OPINION: Mogomotsi Motshegwe examines the deepening factional divisions within the ANC Frances Baard region ahead of its 9th Regional Conference, highlighting how ...
Government’s new focus on early childhood development will quickly bear fruit
OPINION: This author highlights President Cyril Ramaphosa’s endorsement of the Bana Pele 2030 initiative, arguing that increased funding, collaboration, and private ...
Breaking down Budget 2025: From Parliament to your purse
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana's 2024 Budget Speech introduces significant changes including VAT increases and tax bracket adjustments. Learn how these changes ...
Dr. Survé on Shared Humanity at Andrei Stenin Exhibition
Against the backdrop of the Castle of Good Hope, Dr. Iqbal Survé drew a powerful parallel between the fortress’s complex history and the evolving nature of global ...
Who of us is for South Africa? A call to the Heart of the Nation
South Africa is crying out through the struggles of its people. This article challenges every South African to reflect on their role in the nation's future and to ...
Rethinking fatherhood: The rise of 'social fathers' in South Africa
Explore how social fathers are redefining fatherhood in South Africa, providing mentorship and guidance to boys growing up without male role models.
Reflecting on Human Rights Day: the urgent need for action against gender-based violence
Human Rights Day serves as a crucial reminder of our commitment to dignity, freedom, and equality. As South Africa commemorates this day, we must confront the pressing ...
Opinion | The importance of social fathers in shaping strong men
Explore how social fathers are redefining fatherhood in South Africa, providing mentorship and guidance to boys growing up without male role models.
Critiquing Wim de Villiers' tenure: A letter on controversies at Stellenbosch University
A reader expresses concern over the accolades given to Wim de Villiers, questioning the integrity of his leadership amid controversies at Stellenbosch University. ...
Chaos in the White House; Dizziness in Global Politics
Politics is not a simple game. Sometimes, a single official meeting can reveal hidden realities of power more than hundreds of diplomatic statements.
Morocco's Fouzi Lekjaa Elected by Landslide Among CAF Representatives on FIFA Council
The election took place on Wednesday in Cairo during the 14th Extraordinary General Assembly of the continental football governing body.
Representatives of Social Institutions in Al-Quds Laud the Moroccan King's Initiatives in Support of Holy City Residents ...
On the occasion of the distribution of food aid (Iftar Ramadan) to 20 social welfare establishments as part of the Bayt Mal Al Quds Agency's food support program ...