How corruption is undermining small-scale fishers in South Africa
Amidst Human Rights Month, South Africa faces a looming crisis as systemic corruption threatens the livelihoods of small-scale fishers. With a VAT increase on the horizon, the most vulnerable citizens are set to bear the brunt of economic mismanageme…
How AI is bridging the digital divide and promoting equality in South Africa
Explore how AI technology is transforming access to information and education, addressing the digital divide in South Africa, and empowering communities to achieve ...
The right to relevance: South Africa’s place in the AI-driven future
As South Africa commemorates Human Rights Day, guided by the imperative to "deepen a culture of social justice and human rights," we are reminded that the pursuit ...
Why have women and youth leadership failed to fight for their Human Rights?
Explore the decline of women and youth leadership in South Africa's ongoing struggle for human rights, as historical figures like Mama Winnie Madikizela Mandela ...
Beyond Silence: It’s the right(s) time to speak up
Human Rights Day is not just a historical marker it is a mirror held up to our present reality as South Africans. It forces us to take a good look at ourselves and ...
The Budget's harsh reality: Why the Government is not anti-poor
The tax burden falls heavily on a mere 1. 6 million individuals, representing just 2. 6% of the population, who contribute 76. 2% of all personal income tax.
The fight for tertiary education remains unfinished
As the #RhodesMustFall movement marks its tenth anniversary, the struggle for equitable access to education in South Africa remains a pressing issue.
Letter: Grim reality of everyday violence in our society
Over 50 people are murdered every day ,we grimly watch ,as the horror explodes into our living rooms as we follow local events.
Disinformation and the struggle for justice in SA's economic landscape
Its failures to meaningfully transform the country’s economy and land holdings while in government for 30 years fuelled the belief that White South Africans had ...