The promise and peril of do-it-yourself HIV testing
One in two people living with HIV still aren’t on treatment, could DIY testing be the solution?
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Pupils want an end to ‘ugly’ outdated uniforms
Parents at Hoërskool Pretoria West vote against children’s demands for skinny pants as part of their uniform.
Pervasive elitism blinds us to the bitter land battles in our cities
The urban land question is urgent and needs to be placed at the centre of our national conversation
Searching for new queer terms
Words in local languages to describe queer people are offensive and in English are inaccessible
Explainer: How PR giant Bell Pottinger made itself look bad
PR depends on the ability to win client accounts – by convincing them that you will protect and enhance their reputation.
Writer’s retreat, who would you take with you?
Writers Barbara Adair, Jennifer Shinta Ayebazibwe and Zukolwenkosi Zikala speak about their favourite writers.
Steven Motale: Here is the truth about the Ramaphosa article
I’ve noted with utter disgust the attempt by some elements in the media to cast aspersions on my integrity by linking me to a smear campaign
Life behind bars: An inspecting judge of prisons unlocks inmates’ stories
South Africa’s jails have one of the lowest percentages of women prisoners in the world – but among the highest number of men
Malema lying about ‘personalised invitation’ to Magaqa’s funeral – KZN ANCYL
It was un-African to invite or even disinvite someone to a funeral, according to the Youth League.
State machinery employed for nefarious political purposes
Lawlessness moves like a cancer through the constitutional body of South Africa.