How South Africa can be a 'great society'
Inequality can be eradicated but the policymakers need to get on board, writes Hlumelo Biko.
Resource-ism, not racism, lies behind SA's race talk
Opinion: Khaya Dlanga says more South Africans can be made to feel included in the running of the country if inequality was addressed.
Ramphele: Poverty is not the problem, inequality is
It is unusual to be given three opportunities to address one of the most crucial issues facing humanity - the uprooting of poverty and inequality.
Entrenched inequality threatens SA's future
South Africa has largely failed to provide equal opportunities to all citizens since the advent of democracy in 1994.
Emerging economies need to tackle inequalities urgently
Recent social unrest in places like Tunisia highlights why countries should not disregard people's desire to share in the benefits of economic growth.
'Little has changed in black communities'
It's usual practice when someone is killed that their personal details are not made public until the next of kin have been informed.
Michigan town's woes sign of tough choices to come
Either this Michigan city is a harbinger of battles to come over budget cuts across America, or a new chapter in the struggle for civil rights.
The price of freedom
The poor are suffering the consequences of the costly land policy that the ANC government opted for.
DA questions govt inequality report findings
A government report on inequality within SA's black population is at odds with an international finding that it is increasing, says the DA.
UN: Wealth gap creating a social time bomb
Growing inequality in US cities could lead to widespread social unrest and increased mortality, says a new UN report on the urban environment.
Who is listening?
As Piet Koornhof quietly shuffled of this mortal coil last week, an Eastern Cape man said he still had a question for the apartheid-era Cabinet minister.
