The real test isn’t the GNU — it’s whether voters see through the elites

The question now is not whether diplomacy is dead in the Middle East, but whether anyone remembers what it looks like

With trillions needed to meet the increasingly urgent sustainable development goals, the current model of financing falls short

By keeping Morero in office, Johannesburg’s politicians showed open disregard for ratepayers, putting political deals above leadership, accountability and basic service delivery

Every learner whose life is shaped by a teacher has the potential to shift the future of this country

The key assumption that municipalities would raise enough revenue to fund most of their operational expenditure needs to be revisited

Frequent short-term borrowing can hurt your bond application because lenders see it as a sign of financial instability, even if you make repayments on time

South Africa’s inequality is a class issue masked by race and political infighting, distracting from pragmatic solutions and true liberation goals

Our exports to Israel contradict our anti-genocide stance, fuelling Israel’s war efforts

There are an estimated 200,000 to 450,000 people of Portuguese descent living in South Africa

Hunger, exclusion from education and Africa’s debt is more than policy failure, inequality and poor planning, it is the theft of dignity, potential and oppression

When she was a child her parents ran the company that catered for Pope John Paul II when he visited South Africa

Attacking Iran is framed by colonial narratives that erase its rich intellectual history, justifying violence through a ‘conquest foretold’