Editorial - Causes before clothes
EditorialThe legislature should not be fixated on clothes, and the EFF should stop their gimmicks. There is work to be done.
Editorial: Rescue Gaza from blinkered lunacy
EditorialIsrael's right to guarantee the safety of its citizens cannot justify its grossly disproportionate response to Hamas rockets.
Gordimer's legacy is our honour
EditorialThe past might be another country, but for more than 90 years Gordimer lived in South Africa – and wrote of it with piercing insight.
Editorial: The 'passion' of Motsoeneng
EditorialIf SABC employees' passion leads to chaos in the organisation, or brings it into disrepute, surely it is no longer a good thing to hire such people?
Editorial: MEC's sickening abuse of power
EditorialActs such as Malakoane's go beyond nepotism. They are simply the crudest and cruellest form of political arrogance and corruption.
Editorial: Crony protection violates the law
EditorialIt should not be possible for people facing serious claims of misconduct to get government jobs or to shift from one branch of government to another.
Journalism is not a crime
EditorialThe Egypt case has received international attention, but less attention has been given to journalists under fire in the rest of Africa.
Editorial: Yes, SA really should 'clean up'
EditorialCould a different wind of transformation be blowing through the increasingly irrelevant third arm of state, generated by Julius Malema's EFF?
Editorial: Mantashe trades straw men for scarecrows
EditorialDoes Gwede Mantashe expect us to believe that four people are solely responsible for the longest, most bitter strike in South Africa's history?
Editorial: End this dirty war, the NPA is broken
EditorialWhat makes it so treacherous for those seeking to cut through the NPA murk is that Mxolisi Nxasana cannot be considered a straightforward victim.
Editorial: Brownie points add up for Tina
EditorialTina Joemat-Pettersson's promotion to the position of minister of energy seems a bizarre move.
Editorial: Deliver the jobs SA needs
EditorialJacob Zuma is a competent job creator - he conjured up six new ministerial positions in a single press conference. But SA needs private-sector jobs.
Editorial: Hasten the end of poodle politics
EditorialThe EFF - who upstaged the National Assembly's first sitting - and other MPs need to ensure Parliament is not a mere rubber stamp for the ANC.
Editorial: Where is the ANC women’s voice?
EditorialThe ANC's Women's League fails to raise the question of the organisation's commitment to gender equity when it matters most.
Editorial: No monopoly on power for anyone
EditorialThe election outcome was a call by South Africans for soul-searching and a warning against complacency that the ANC and DA ignore at their peril.
Editorial: JZ and the judges – what now?
EditorialThe Constitutional Court will contain for the first time mostly judges appointed during Zuma's presidency.
Editorial: SA complicit in Swazi rot
EditorialIt is a scandal that South Africa is doing nothing to rein in Swaziland's King Mswati and his despotic lieutenants.
Editorial: Vote tactically to dilute ANC power
EditorialIn 1994 we asked you to vote for change. Twenty years later, we ask you to use your vote to dilute overweening political power.
Editorial: Sting in the tale of our freedom
EditorialLooking back over 20 years of democracy through the eyes of the "Mail & Guardian".
Editorial - Death sentence won't stop crime
Frustration leads some people to long for the death sentence, but capital punishment would do nothing against the causes of crime.
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