Navigating Africa-West relations: A new geopolitical bargain
At a crucial juncture in global geopolitics, Africa has the opportunity to redefine its future. This article delves into how strategic resource management, technology partnerships, and unified governance can empower the continent.
OPINION | More schools, more teachers for Western Cape
Discover how the Western Cape's R35.1 billion education budget aims to enhance learning outcomes by building more schools and hiring additional teachers, all while ...
Understanding the impact of small moments on autism inclusion in schools
This World Autism Awareness Day, discover how the daily experiences of adolescents with autism in mainstream schools shape their inclusion and sense of belonging. ...
How Ramaphosa's strategy is reshaping ANC leadership dynamics
President Ramaphosa's distancing from Police Minister Mchunu reveals deeper political manoeuvrings within the ANC, signalling a pivotal shift in leadership dynamics. ...
The impact of Trump's America First strategy on Africa's future
Discover the implications of the U. S. 'America First' strategy on Africa, highlighting a troubling trend of economic exploitation that threatens the continent's ...
OPINION | Understanding the dignity deficit in South Africa
Is the erosion of human dignity quietly undermining our society? As South Africa marks Human Rights Day, we confront a dignity deficit that demands urgent attention. ...
How AI's water consumption impacts women in Southern Africa
Explore how water scarcity in Southern Africa disproportionately affects women and girls, as they bear the burden of water collection amidst the rising demand from ...
Why Millennials and Gen Zs are walking away from leadership roles
South Africa faces a leadership blackout as the next generation opts out of management roles, driven not by a lack of talent but by a profound shift in ambition ...
Innovative digital technologies: A solution to South Africa's municipal water crisis?
World Water Day on 22 March highlights the urgent need for solutions to South Africa's municipal water crisis. With critical scarcities exacerbated by ageing infrastructure ...
Leadership in Africa: Building strong structures for sustainable governance
Can true leadership exist without robust structures? As the African Union calls for restraint in the Middle East conflict, this article explores how systemic governance ...
DA leadership contest reveals deepening factional divides
As the Democratic Alliance prepares for its leadership contest, deepening factional divides expose the party's struggle to address South Africa's pressing issues ...
Democracy in action: Moving beyond commemoration this Human Rights Day
With Human Rights Day approaching, many South Africans grapple with the question: Is democracy merely a symbolic act, or does it truly enhance our daily lives? This ...
How Siphesihle Perfect Nkosi is revolutionising early childhood development in South Africa
Can Siphesihle Perfect Nkosi change perceptions of masculinity and Early Childhood Development in South Africa? Discover how his innovative approach is reshaping ...
OPINION | How societal expectations weigh on unemployed men
Unemployment challenges the traditional view of masculinity, leaving men to grapple with their self-worth. How can we redefine success?
The critical need for organ donation in South Africa: Time to take action
On World Kidney Day, we reflect on the alarming rates of chronic kidney disease in South Africa. With limited access to dialysis and a critical shortage of organ ...
OPINION | Are chemical-laden pads endangering girls' education?
Discover how recent research reveals that common menstrual products may contain harmful chemicals, raising urgent questions about the safety of products millions ...
OPINION | How social norms contribute to sexual corruption in South Africa
On International Women’s Day, we celebrate progress in gender equality, yet we must confront the uncomfortable truth: sexual corruption persists, protected by our ...
Cycling with purpose: Honouring my brother in the Cape Town Cycle Tour
In preparation for the Cape Town Cycle Tour, Faiez Jacobs dedicates his ride to his ailing brother, reflecting on the deeper meanings of solidarity and remembrance. ...
Celebrating a century of Livingstone High School: A legacy of courage and commitment to education
Livingstone High School celebrates its centenary, reflecting on a rich history of resilience and the ongoing commitment to quality education for all.
OPINION | Is the army's role on Cape Flats a false sense of safety?
Is the military's arrival in Cape Flats a sign of strength or a troubling reminder of past containment? This article explores the complex realities of safety and ...