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 shapes outcomes far beyond individual leaders.
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 ...
Honouring Jesse Jackson: the legacy of Négritude and the Black Universal
Rejecting the simplified narratives of Jesse Jackson as merely a 'Civil Rights icon', this article explores his profound legacy through the lenses of Négritude and ...
The leaky pipeline: why women in South Africa's STEM fields continue to disappear
Despite significant strides in women's representation in STEM fields in South Africa, a troubling reality persists: many women still face systemic barriers that ...
The N2 Hell Run: a call for housing, not walls
Brett Herron, Good Party secretary-general, critiques the ongoing issues along the N2 freeway, known as the 'Hell Run', highlighting the failures of both ANC and ...
OPINION | Lessons on leadership and belonging from the Milnerton High School assault
What does the Milnerton High School assault reveal about our society's understanding of power, belonging, and responsibility?
SA youth are prey for the predators
Recent reports from Southeast Asia confirm, that South Africa's youth unemployment tragedy has evolved into a recruitment pipeline for a sinister global industry: ...
OPINION | Why cancer treatment isn't one-size-fits-all
Cancer is not a single enemy; it’s a deeply personal battle with unique outcomes for each individual. Discover why understanding this complexity is crucial on World ...
Descent into mafia state
The bedrock of any functional democracy is the social contract through which citizens relinquish certain liberties in exchange for state-guaranteed safety. In South ...