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Opinion

Political education is key to building the SA we want

Political education is key to building the SA we want

By Opinion | Published Sep 15, 2021

OPINION: The process of rebuilding has to deal with a political education that tries to provide a new consciousness for all South Africans. Political education has to do with the unmasking and unveiling of our true attitude to poverty, inequality and to racism at large.

South Africa’s future heritage depends on an inclusive society in a diverse and plural context

By Opinion | Published Sep 15, 2021

OPINION: A society emerging from a deeply divided past as South Africa ought to invest in reasoned inquiry and dialogue about its past and present and how both can be brought to bear in re-imagining the (inclusive) future, writes Xola Pakati.

South Africa’s future heritage depends on an inclusive society in a diverse and plural context

South Africa’s future heritage depends on an inclusive society in a diverse and plural context

It’s time to reset South Africa

By Opinion | Published Sep 14, 2021

It’s time to reset South Africa

Local government challenges: How far have we come?

By Opinion | Published Sep 14, 2021

Local government challenges: How far have we come?

Manuel Chang doesn’t qualify for extradition

By Opinion | Published Sep 12, 2021

Manuel Chang doesn’t qualify for extradition

BRICS bank aiming to be the premier institution for developing nations

By Shannon Ebrahim | Published Sep 12, 2021

BRICS bank aiming to be the premier institution for developing nations

The elections and Covid-19 – who will win?

By Opinion | Published Sep 12, 2021

The elections and Covid-19 – who will win?

Zuma’s release a “blessing” for the ANC before polls

By Opinion | Published Sep 12, 2021

Zuma’s release a “blessing” for the ANC before polls

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Mark Lifman murder: Call for a ban on media photographers

Mark Lifman murder: Call for a ban on media photographers

Trump's second term victory sparks economic speculation

Trump's second term victory sparks economic speculation

Successful Businesses Start with a Happy Workforce

Successful Businesses Start with a Happy Workforce

How Daily Maverick and News24 Target Dr. Iqbal Survé and Undermine Black Excellence

How Daily Maverick and News24 Target Dr. Iqbal Survé and Undermine Black Excellence

Government, NPA complicit in denying apartheid-era victims justice

By Yasmin Sooka | Published Sep 12, 2021

Government, NPA complicit in denying apartheid-era victims justice

Government, NPA complicit in denying apartheid-era victims justice

Do our national heritage sites matter?

By Opinion | Published Sep 11, 2021

Do our national heritage sites matter?

Do our national heritage sites matter?

Guinea’s coup exposes scramble for resources

By Shannon Ebrahim | Published Sep 10, 2021

Guinea’s coup exposes scramble for resources

Guinea’s coup exposes scramble for resources

Poverty is the driving force behind conflicts in Africa

By Opinion | Published Sep 9, 2021

Poverty is the driving force behind conflicts in Africa

Poverty is the driving force behind conflicts in Africa

Elections: The Concourt is caught between a rock and hard place

By Sipho Seepe | Published Sep 8, 2021

Elections: The Concourt is caught between a rock and hard place

Elections: The Concourt is caught between a rock and hard place

Ignore the ‘noise’ around the origins of Covid-19 and confront the pandemic head-on

By Edwin Naidu | Published Sep 8, 2021

Ignore the ‘noise’ around the origins of Covid-19 and confront the pandemic head-on

Ignore the ‘noise’ around the origins of Covid-19 and confront the pandemic head-on

South African courts: Are they guilty of judicial overreach or merely upholding the rule of law?

By Opinion | Published Sep 7, 2021

South African courts: Are they guilty of judicial overreach or merely upholding the rule of law?

South African courts: Are they guilty of judicial overreach or merely upholding the rule of law?

From the president’s desk: Saluting those public servants who continue to put the people of SA first

By Cyril Ramaphosa | Published Sep 6, 2021

From the president’s desk: Saluting those public servants who continue to put the people of SA first

From the president’s desk: Saluting those public servants who continue to put the people of SA first