Why free speech matters: Jimmy Kimmel, Charlie Kirk and cancel cultureBy Rafael WinklerWhy hate speech should not be banned and why there is no way of dealing with it — except more speech
World’s top economists call for huge investment in public interest mediaThe high level panel assessed risks to the economy and society of a degraded media caused by AI firms and an outdated business model By High-Level Panel on Public Interest MediaWhat’s in a name? The concourt rules on surnamesThe concourt’s decision extends equality in that men can now take their wives’ surnames, but not everyone agrees that this move is liberating By Sbusiso Gwala‘A new Uganda’ is not Bobi Wine’s personal project; it’s that of all Ugandans seeking changeThe leader of the National Unity Platform party and presidential candidate has started his campaign for the 12 January 2026 general elections By Robert KigongoPartner ContentMetropolitan Collective Shapers Goes NationalBy Metropolitan Perceptions of patient (un)worthiness exist among health workers, study findsBy Sara Ilyse JacobsonHealth workers, government officials, vigilante groups, and even patients themselves, may mistreat those deemed undeserving of care National emergency: The urban models turning waste into opportunityBy Warren HewittAn innovative project for informal waste pickers in Cape Town demonstrates how empowerment and a circular economy can make a difference Cameroon presidential poll: Will violence stop people from voting in Anglophone regionsBy Helen FolefacElections are a fundamental democratic duty but will increased insecurity allow voters to exercise their democratic rights on 12 October? Fighting corruption in local government needs systems, not saintsBy Siseko MaposaCondemning fraud and trying to inculcate ethics won’t change things; it requires redesigning the very systems that enable malfeasance The poisoned chalice: How RBM’s ‘political protection’ became a brand liabilityBy Moshe KolaRadical transparency and careful reputation rebuilding are crucial for detoxification Redesigning the scorecard: Why economic accounting must include natureBy Ross HarveyIf we continue to ignore the social and environmental costs of our (ab)use of the environment, we will be mispricing the future Behind every matric student is a teacher writing their own silent examBy Londiwe MajolaTeachers are burnt out and stressed, especially at this time of year. They need support, coaching and a societal shift in how they are valued Right-wing populism targets migrantsBy Riley SinghPoliticians all over the world are deflecting people’s anger and resentment at their failings onto a convenient scapegoat Shattered dreams, poisoned streets: The hidden human cost of Joburg’s housing crisisBy Edwin SimelaneA shift to sustainable, fossil-free solutions is necessary to tackle poverty, inequality and environmental degradation in the city Kinshasa has ‘created a monster it cannot control’By Intore NelsonThe DRC army’s alliance with the Wazalendo militia has lead to clashes, deaths and deep ethnic divides in Uvira San people still ‘invisible, voiceless in their homeland’By Oarabile MosikareThe indigenous people in Botswana want recognition and be allowed to be self-reliant to restore their dignity Illusion of choice: Democracy a numbers game in Africa’s crowded presidential racesBy Tatenda MazaruraThey might suggest inclusivity but, in reality, voters become confused and can’t make informed choices Load More Latest News SIU uncovers R2 billion of fraud at Tembisa Hospital Malema to wait another day to know his fate in firearm case Metropolitan Collective Shapers Goes National Khumalo: ‘Big 5’ cartel paid ANC delegates and drove task team’s disbandment Africa must reclaim its research agenda before the world moves on without us War of the Wills: Is a thumbprint enough? Organised crime strengthened by compromised police service, says crime intelligence head Khumalo Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent action No choice but to take the Haval H6 seriously Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
What’s in a name? The concourt rules on surnamesThe concourt’s decision extends equality in that men can now take their wives’ surnames, but not everyone agrees that this move is liberating By Sbusiso Gwala‘A new Uganda’ is not Bobi Wine’s personal project; it’s that of all Ugandans seeking changeThe leader of the National Unity Platform party and presidential candidate has started his campaign for the 12 January 2026 general elections By Robert KigongoPartner ContentMetropolitan Collective Shapers Goes NationalBy Metropolitan Perceptions of patient (un)worthiness exist among health workers, study findsBy Sara Ilyse JacobsonHealth workers, government officials, vigilante groups, and even patients themselves, may mistreat those deemed undeserving of care National emergency: The urban models turning waste into opportunityBy Warren HewittAn innovative project for informal waste pickers in Cape Town demonstrates how empowerment and a circular economy can make a difference Cameroon presidential poll: Will violence stop people from voting in Anglophone regionsBy Helen FolefacElections are a fundamental democratic duty but will increased insecurity allow voters to exercise their democratic rights on 12 October? Fighting corruption in local government needs systems, not saintsBy Siseko MaposaCondemning fraud and trying to inculcate ethics won’t change things; it requires redesigning the very systems that enable malfeasance The poisoned chalice: How RBM’s ‘political protection’ became a brand liabilityBy Moshe KolaRadical transparency and careful reputation rebuilding are crucial for detoxification Redesigning the scorecard: Why economic accounting must include natureBy Ross HarveyIf we continue to ignore the social and environmental costs of our (ab)use of the environment, we will be mispricing the future Behind every matric student is a teacher writing their own silent examBy Londiwe MajolaTeachers are burnt out and stressed, especially at this time of year. They need support, coaching and a societal shift in how they are valued Right-wing populism targets migrantsBy Riley SinghPoliticians all over the world are deflecting people’s anger and resentment at their failings onto a convenient scapegoat Shattered dreams, poisoned streets: The hidden human cost of Joburg’s housing crisisBy Edwin SimelaneA shift to sustainable, fossil-free solutions is necessary to tackle poverty, inequality and environmental degradation in the city Kinshasa has ‘created a monster it cannot control’By Intore NelsonThe DRC army’s alliance with the Wazalendo militia has lead to clashes, deaths and deep ethnic divides in Uvira San people still ‘invisible, voiceless in their homeland’By Oarabile MosikareThe indigenous people in Botswana want recognition and be allowed to be self-reliant to restore their dignity Illusion of choice: Democracy a numbers game in Africa’s crowded presidential racesBy Tatenda MazaruraThey might suggest inclusivity but, in reality, voters become confused and can’t make informed choices Load More Latest News SIU uncovers R2 billion of fraud at Tembisa Hospital Malema to wait another day to know his fate in firearm case Metropolitan Collective Shapers Goes National Khumalo: ‘Big 5’ cartel paid ANC delegates and drove task team’s disbandment Africa must reclaim its research agenda before the world moves on without us War of the Wills: Is a thumbprint enough? Organised crime strengthened by compromised police service, says crime intelligence head Khumalo Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent action No choice but to take the Haval H6 seriously Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
‘A new Uganda’ is not Bobi Wine’s personal project; it’s that of all Ugandans seeking changeThe leader of the National Unity Platform party and presidential candidate has started his campaign for the 12 January 2026 general elections By Robert KigongoPartner ContentMetropolitan Collective Shapers Goes NationalBy Metropolitan
Perceptions of patient (un)worthiness exist among health workers, study findsBy Sara Ilyse JacobsonHealth workers, government officials, vigilante groups, and even patients themselves, may mistreat those deemed undeserving of care National emergency: The urban models turning waste into opportunityBy Warren HewittAn innovative project for informal waste pickers in Cape Town demonstrates how empowerment and a circular economy can make a difference Cameroon presidential poll: Will violence stop people from voting in Anglophone regionsBy Helen FolefacElections are a fundamental democratic duty but will increased insecurity allow voters to exercise their democratic rights on 12 October? Fighting corruption in local government needs systems, not saintsBy Siseko MaposaCondemning fraud and trying to inculcate ethics won’t change things; it requires redesigning the very systems that enable malfeasance The poisoned chalice: How RBM’s ‘political protection’ became a brand liabilityBy Moshe KolaRadical transparency and careful reputation rebuilding are crucial for detoxification Redesigning the scorecard: Why economic accounting must include natureBy Ross HarveyIf we continue to ignore the social and environmental costs of our (ab)use of the environment, we will be mispricing the future Behind every matric student is a teacher writing their own silent examBy Londiwe MajolaTeachers are burnt out and stressed, especially at this time of year. They need support, coaching and a societal shift in how they are valued Right-wing populism targets migrantsBy Riley SinghPoliticians all over the world are deflecting people’s anger and resentment at their failings onto a convenient scapegoat Shattered dreams, poisoned streets: The hidden human cost of Joburg’s housing crisisBy Edwin SimelaneA shift to sustainable, fossil-free solutions is necessary to tackle poverty, inequality and environmental degradation in the city Kinshasa has ‘created a monster it cannot control’By Intore NelsonThe DRC army’s alliance with the Wazalendo militia has lead to clashes, deaths and deep ethnic divides in Uvira San people still ‘invisible, voiceless in their homeland’By Oarabile MosikareThe indigenous people in Botswana want recognition and be allowed to be self-reliant to restore their dignity Illusion of choice: Democracy a numbers game in Africa’s crowded presidential racesBy Tatenda MazaruraThey might suggest inclusivity but, in reality, voters become confused and can’t make informed choices Load More Latest News SIU uncovers R2 billion of fraud at Tembisa Hospital Malema to wait another day to know his fate in firearm case Metropolitan Collective Shapers Goes National Khumalo: ‘Big 5’ cartel paid ANC delegates and drove task team’s disbandment Africa must reclaim its research agenda before the world moves on without us War of the Wills: Is a thumbprint enough? Organised crime strengthened by compromised police service, says crime intelligence head Khumalo Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent action No choice but to take the Haval H6 seriously Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
National emergency: The urban models turning waste into opportunityBy Warren HewittAn innovative project for informal waste pickers in Cape Town demonstrates how empowerment and a circular economy can make a difference Cameroon presidential poll: Will violence stop people from voting in Anglophone regionsBy Helen FolefacElections are a fundamental democratic duty but will increased insecurity allow voters to exercise their democratic rights on 12 October? Fighting corruption in local government needs systems, not saintsBy Siseko MaposaCondemning fraud and trying to inculcate ethics won’t change things; it requires redesigning the very systems that enable malfeasance The poisoned chalice: How RBM’s ‘political protection’ became a brand liabilityBy Moshe KolaRadical transparency and careful reputation rebuilding are crucial for detoxification Redesigning the scorecard: Why economic accounting must include natureBy Ross HarveyIf we continue to ignore the social and environmental costs of our (ab)use of the environment, we will be mispricing the future Behind every matric student is a teacher writing their own silent examBy Londiwe MajolaTeachers are burnt out and stressed, especially at this time of year. They need support, coaching and a societal shift in how they are valued Right-wing populism targets migrantsBy Riley SinghPoliticians all over the world are deflecting people’s anger and resentment at their failings onto a convenient scapegoat Shattered dreams, poisoned streets: The hidden human cost of Joburg’s housing crisisBy Edwin SimelaneA shift to sustainable, fossil-free solutions is necessary to tackle poverty, inequality and environmental degradation in the city Kinshasa has ‘created a monster it cannot control’By Intore NelsonThe DRC army’s alliance with the Wazalendo militia has lead to clashes, deaths and deep ethnic divides in Uvira San people still ‘invisible, voiceless in their homeland’By Oarabile MosikareThe indigenous people in Botswana want recognition and be allowed to be self-reliant to restore their dignity Illusion of choice: Democracy a numbers game in Africa’s crowded presidential racesBy Tatenda MazaruraThey might suggest inclusivity but, in reality, voters become confused and can’t make informed choices Load More Latest News SIU uncovers R2 billion of fraud at Tembisa Hospital Malema to wait another day to know his fate in firearm case Metropolitan Collective Shapers Goes National Khumalo: ‘Big 5’ cartel paid ANC delegates and drove task team’s disbandment Africa must reclaim its research agenda before the world moves on without us War of the Wills: Is a thumbprint enough? Organised crime strengthened by compromised police service, says crime intelligence head Khumalo Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent action No choice but to take the Haval H6 seriously Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Cameroon presidential poll: Will violence stop people from voting in Anglophone regionsBy Helen FolefacElections are a fundamental democratic duty but will increased insecurity allow voters to exercise their democratic rights on 12 October? Fighting corruption in local government needs systems, not saintsBy Siseko MaposaCondemning fraud and trying to inculcate ethics won’t change things; it requires redesigning the very systems that enable malfeasance The poisoned chalice: How RBM’s ‘political protection’ became a brand liabilityBy Moshe KolaRadical transparency and careful reputation rebuilding are crucial for detoxification Redesigning the scorecard: Why economic accounting must include natureBy Ross HarveyIf we continue to ignore the social and environmental costs of our (ab)use of the environment, we will be mispricing the future Behind every matric student is a teacher writing their own silent examBy Londiwe MajolaTeachers are burnt out and stressed, especially at this time of year. They need support, coaching and a societal shift in how they are valued Right-wing populism targets migrantsBy Riley SinghPoliticians all over the world are deflecting people’s anger and resentment at their failings onto a convenient scapegoat Shattered dreams, poisoned streets: The hidden human cost of Joburg’s housing crisisBy Edwin SimelaneA shift to sustainable, fossil-free solutions is necessary to tackle poverty, inequality and environmental degradation in the city Kinshasa has ‘created a monster it cannot control’By Intore NelsonThe DRC army’s alliance with the Wazalendo militia has lead to clashes, deaths and deep ethnic divides in Uvira San people still ‘invisible, voiceless in their homeland’By Oarabile MosikareThe indigenous people in Botswana want recognition and be allowed to be self-reliant to restore their dignity Illusion of choice: Democracy a numbers game in Africa’s crowded presidential racesBy Tatenda MazaruraThey might suggest inclusivity but, in reality, voters become confused and can’t make informed choices Load More Latest News SIU uncovers R2 billion of fraud at Tembisa Hospital Malema to wait another day to know his fate in firearm case Metropolitan Collective Shapers Goes National Khumalo: ‘Big 5’ cartel paid ANC delegates and drove task team’s disbandment Africa must reclaim its research agenda before the world moves on without us War of the Wills: Is a thumbprint enough? Organised crime strengthened by compromised police service, says crime intelligence head Khumalo Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent action No choice but to take the Haval H6 seriously Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Fighting corruption in local government needs systems, not saintsBy Siseko MaposaCondemning fraud and trying to inculcate ethics won’t change things; it requires redesigning the very systems that enable malfeasance The poisoned chalice: How RBM’s ‘political protection’ became a brand liabilityBy Moshe KolaRadical transparency and careful reputation rebuilding are crucial for detoxification Redesigning the scorecard: Why economic accounting must include natureBy Ross HarveyIf we continue to ignore the social and environmental costs of our (ab)use of the environment, we will be mispricing the future Behind every matric student is a teacher writing their own silent examBy Londiwe MajolaTeachers are burnt out and stressed, especially at this time of year. They need support, coaching and a societal shift in how they are valued Right-wing populism targets migrantsBy Riley SinghPoliticians all over the world are deflecting people’s anger and resentment at their failings onto a convenient scapegoat Shattered dreams, poisoned streets: The hidden human cost of Joburg’s housing crisisBy Edwin SimelaneA shift to sustainable, fossil-free solutions is necessary to tackle poverty, inequality and environmental degradation in the city Kinshasa has ‘created a monster it cannot control’By Intore NelsonThe DRC army’s alliance with the Wazalendo militia has lead to clashes, deaths and deep ethnic divides in Uvira San people still ‘invisible, voiceless in their homeland’By Oarabile MosikareThe indigenous people in Botswana want recognition and be allowed to be self-reliant to restore their dignity Illusion of choice: Democracy a numbers game in Africa’s crowded presidential racesBy Tatenda MazaruraThey might suggest inclusivity but, in reality, voters become confused and can’t make informed choices Load More Latest News SIU uncovers R2 billion of fraud at Tembisa Hospital Malema to wait another day to know his fate in firearm case Metropolitan Collective Shapers Goes National Khumalo: ‘Big 5’ cartel paid ANC delegates and drove task team’s disbandment Africa must reclaim its research agenda before the world moves on without us War of the Wills: Is a thumbprint enough? Organised crime strengthened by compromised police service, says crime intelligence head Khumalo Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent action No choice but to take the Haval H6 seriously Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
The poisoned chalice: How RBM’s ‘political protection’ became a brand liabilityBy Moshe KolaRadical transparency and careful reputation rebuilding are crucial for detoxification Redesigning the scorecard: Why economic accounting must include natureBy Ross HarveyIf we continue to ignore the social and environmental costs of our (ab)use of the environment, we will be mispricing the future Behind every matric student is a teacher writing their own silent examBy Londiwe MajolaTeachers are burnt out and stressed, especially at this time of year. They need support, coaching and a societal shift in how they are valued Right-wing populism targets migrantsBy Riley SinghPoliticians all over the world are deflecting people’s anger and resentment at their failings onto a convenient scapegoat Shattered dreams, poisoned streets: The hidden human cost of Joburg’s housing crisisBy Edwin SimelaneA shift to sustainable, fossil-free solutions is necessary to tackle poverty, inequality and environmental degradation in the city Kinshasa has ‘created a monster it cannot control’By Intore NelsonThe DRC army’s alliance with the Wazalendo militia has lead to clashes, deaths and deep ethnic divides in Uvira San people still ‘invisible, voiceless in their homeland’By Oarabile MosikareThe indigenous people in Botswana want recognition and be allowed to be self-reliant to restore their dignity Illusion of choice: Democracy a numbers game in Africa’s crowded presidential racesBy Tatenda MazaruraThey might suggest inclusivity but, in reality, voters become confused and can’t make informed choices Load More Latest News SIU uncovers R2 billion of fraud at Tembisa Hospital Malema to wait another day to know his fate in firearm case Metropolitan Collective Shapers Goes National Khumalo: ‘Big 5’ cartel paid ANC delegates and drove task team’s disbandment Africa must reclaim its research agenda before the world moves on without us War of the Wills: Is a thumbprint enough? Organised crime strengthened by compromised police service, says crime intelligence head Khumalo Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent action No choice but to take the Haval H6 seriously Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Redesigning the scorecard: Why economic accounting must include natureBy Ross HarveyIf we continue to ignore the social and environmental costs of our (ab)use of the environment, we will be mispricing the future Behind every matric student is a teacher writing their own silent examBy Londiwe MajolaTeachers are burnt out and stressed, especially at this time of year. They need support, coaching and a societal shift in how they are valued Right-wing populism targets migrantsBy Riley SinghPoliticians all over the world are deflecting people’s anger and resentment at their failings onto a convenient scapegoat Shattered dreams, poisoned streets: The hidden human cost of Joburg’s housing crisisBy Edwin SimelaneA shift to sustainable, fossil-free solutions is necessary to tackle poverty, inequality and environmental degradation in the city Kinshasa has ‘created a monster it cannot control’By Intore NelsonThe DRC army’s alliance with the Wazalendo militia has lead to clashes, deaths and deep ethnic divides in Uvira San people still ‘invisible, voiceless in their homeland’By Oarabile MosikareThe indigenous people in Botswana want recognition and be allowed to be self-reliant to restore their dignity Illusion of choice: Democracy a numbers game in Africa’s crowded presidential racesBy Tatenda MazaruraThey might suggest inclusivity but, in reality, voters become confused and can’t make informed choices Load More Latest News SIU uncovers R2 billion of fraud at Tembisa Hospital Malema to wait another day to know his fate in firearm case Metropolitan Collective Shapers Goes National Khumalo: ‘Big 5’ cartel paid ANC delegates and drove task team’s disbandment Africa must reclaim its research agenda before the world moves on without us War of the Wills: Is a thumbprint enough? Organised crime strengthened by compromised police service, says crime intelligence head Khumalo Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent action No choice but to take the Haval H6 seriously Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Behind every matric student is a teacher writing their own silent examBy Londiwe MajolaTeachers are burnt out and stressed, especially at this time of year. They need support, coaching and a societal shift in how they are valued Right-wing populism targets migrantsBy Riley SinghPoliticians all over the world are deflecting people’s anger and resentment at their failings onto a convenient scapegoat Shattered dreams, poisoned streets: The hidden human cost of Joburg’s housing crisisBy Edwin SimelaneA shift to sustainable, fossil-free solutions is necessary to tackle poverty, inequality and environmental degradation in the city Kinshasa has ‘created a monster it cannot control’By Intore NelsonThe DRC army’s alliance with the Wazalendo militia has lead to clashes, deaths and deep ethnic divides in Uvira San people still ‘invisible, voiceless in their homeland’By Oarabile MosikareThe indigenous people in Botswana want recognition and be allowed to be self-reliant to restore their dignity Illusion of choice: Democracy a numbers game in Africa’s crowded presidential racesBy Tatenda MazaruraThey might suggest inclusivity but, in reality, voters become confused and can’t make informed choices Load More Latest News SIU uncovers R2 billion of fraud at Tembisa Hospital Malema to wait another day to know his fate in firearm case Metropolitan Collective Shapers Goes National Khumalo: ‘Big 5’ cartel paid ANC delegates and drove task team’s disbandment Africa must reclaim its research agenda before the world moves on without us War of the Wills: Is a thumbprint enough? Organised crime strengthened by compromised police service, says crime intelligence head Khumalo Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent action No choice but to take the Haval H6 seriously Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Right-wing populism targets migrantsBy Riley SinghPoliticians all over the world are deflecting people’s anger and resentment at their failings onto a convenient scapegoat Shattered dreams, poisoned streets: The hidden human cost of Joburg’s housing crisisBy Edwin SimelaneA shift to sustainable, fossil-free solutions is necessary to tackle poverty, inequality and environmental degradation in the city Kinshasa has ‘created a monster it cannot control’By Intore NelsonThe DRC army’s alliance with the Wazalendo militia has lead to clashes, deaths and deep ethnic divides in Uvira San people still ‘invisible, voiceless in their homeland’By Oarabile MosikareThe indigenous people in Botswana want recognition and be allowed to be self-reliant to restore their dignity Illusion of choice: Democracy a numbers game in Africa’s crowded presidential racesBy Tatenda MazaruraThey might suggest inclusivity but, in reality, voters become confused and can’t make informed choices Load More Latest News SIU uncovers R2 billion of fraud at Tembisa Hospital Malema to wait another day to know his fate in firearm case Metropolitan Collective Shapers Goes National Khumalo: ‘Big 5’ cartel paid ANC delegates and drove task team’s disbandment Africa must reclaim its research agenda before the world moves on without us War of the Wills: Is a thumbprint enough? Organised crime strengthened by compromised police service, says crime intelligence head Khumalo Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent action No choice but to take the Haval H6 seriously Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Shattered dreams, poisoned streets: The hidden human cost of Joburg’s housing crisisBy Edwin SimelaneA shift to sustainable, fossil-free solutions is necessary to tackle poverty, inequality and environmental degradation in the city Kinshasa has ‘created a monster it cannot control’By Intore NelsonThe DRC army’s alliance with the Wazalendo militia has lead to clashes, deaths and deep ethnic divides in Uvira San people still ‘invisible, voiceless in their homeland’By Oarabile MosikareThe indigenous people in Botswana want recognition and be allowed to be self-reliant to restore their dignity Illusion of choice: Democracy a numbers game in Africa’s crowded presidential racesBy Tatenda MazaruraThey might suggest inclusivity but, in reality, voters become confused and can’t make informed choices Load More Latest News SIU uncovers R2 billion of fraud at Tembisa Hospital Malema to wait another day to know his fate in firearm case Metropolitan Collective Shapers Goes National Khumalo: ‘Big 5’ cartel paid ANC delegates and drove task team’s disbandment Africa must reclaim its research agenda before the world moves on without us War of the Wills: Is a thumbprint enough? Organised crime strengthened by compromised police service, says crime intelligence head Khumalo Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent action No choice but to take the Haval H6 seriously Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Kinshasa has ‘created a monster it cannot control’By Intore NelsonThe DRC army’s alliance with the Wazalendo militia has lead to clashes, deaths and deep ethnic divides in Uvira San people still ‘invisible, voiceless in their homeland’By Oarabile MosikareThe indigenous people in Botswana want recognition and be allowed to be self-reliant to restore their dignity Illusion of choice: Democracy a numbers game in Africa’s crowded presidential racesBy Tatenda MazaruraThey might suggest inclusivity but, in reality, voters become confused and can’t make informed choices Load More Latest News SIU uncovers R2 billion of fraud at Tembisa Hospital Malema to wait another day to know his fate in firearm case Metropolitan Collective Shapers Goes National Khumalo: ‘Big 5’ cartel paid ANC delegates and drove task team’s disbandment Africa must reclaim its research agenda before the world moves on without us War of the Wills: Is a thumbprint enough? Organised crime strengthened by compromised police service, says crime intelligence head Khumalo Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent action No choice but to take the Haval H6 seriously Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
San people still ‘invisible, voiceless in their homeland’By Oarabile MosikareThe indigenous people in Botswana want recognition and be allowed to be self-reliant to restore their dignity Illusion of choice: Democracy a numbers game in Africa’s crowded presidential racesBy Tatenda MazaruraThey might suggest inclusivity but, in reality, voters become confused and can’t make informed choices Load More Latest News SIU uncovers R2 billion of fraud at Tembisa Hospital Malema to wait another day to know his fate in firearm case Metropolitan Collective Shapers Goes National Khumalo: ‘Big 5’ cartel paid ANC delegates and drove task team’s disbandment Africa must reclaim its research agenda before the world moves on without us War of the Wills: Is a thumbprint enough? Organised crime strengthened by compromised police service, says crime intelligence head Khumalo Why Southern Africa’s ‘missing middle’ demands urgent action No choice but to take the Haval H6 seriously Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Illusion of choice: Democracy a numbers game in Africa’s crowded presidential racesBy Tatenda MazaruraThey might suggest inclusivity but, in reality, voters become confused and can’t make informed choices Load More