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Jesus saves, but Kaunda scores on the rebound

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Three days and three nights of skulduggery keep the Son of Man out of Durban’s mayoral parlour

COP26 was more talk than action

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The Glasgow Climate Pact called for the removal of ‘inefficient’ fossil fuel subsidies, but a commitment to remove all fossil fuel subsidies is needed

An open letter to my Springbok

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From an old acquaintance* with benefits

Gender equality is a political priority

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Here’s how the EU is continuing to support women and girls worldwide

Coalition of the disastrous with the unpalatable

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What do the outcomes of the local government polls portend for the general elections in 2024?

The smart climate money is on women

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By directing climate resources effectively, the world could make significant — and simultaneous — progress in tackling both global warming and gender inequality

Men carry the burden of society’s expectation of masculinity

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We all need to unlearn the damaging patriarchal presuppositions of gender

Why many people are rejecting De Klerk’s post-death apology

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What can one fix with an 85-year-old white man whose apology to black people only surfaced after he is dead? The answer is nothing

Blame the modern economy for US inflation

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The prevailing message to Americans from political elites across the spectrum is the same one that Biden spelled out in his speech: “That’s just the nature of a modern economy” and we have to deal with it

Poetic licence to lead through challenging times

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Research is revealing that poetry may be just what leaders need to navigate today’s troubled waters

Let us never forget: The South African Constitution is written in blood

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By recalling the true origins of constitutionalism in our country, we can make sense of the Constitution’s promise and it can – perhaps once again – play its redemptive role

New book provides a blueprint for deep social change

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The Systems Work of Social Change’ by Cynthia Rayner and François Bonnici, draws on stories of social change-makers and has been described as ‘a roadmap for deep change in tackling today's multiple crises’. This is an edited extract

Information technology careers can suit people with disabilities

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As the government marks Disability Awareness Month, disabled people can target jobs in growth industries once they have the right training and support

Who do the police serve and protect?

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From their creation during colonisation to now, they have served the wealthy against the many

Politicians can’t smell the stink

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Those haggling over the keys to Durban city hall can’t smell the shit in the harbour

Let us not allow FW De Klerk’s death to tear us apart

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His blanket apology did not cast him as a man of principle but as a man of cowardice

Editorial: South Africa’s next big crisis is water

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Amid rampant mismanagement and the effects of climate change, we will have to learn to do more with less

Child rights and the daily life of children: Eight things we know

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Children are primed to interact from birth; don’t hit children; spend quality time with them; children need fathers; children need one adoring adult; children need quality and quantity time; digital communication is not a solution; children need to play; and listen to children
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