M&G readers write in about the EFF and freedom of speech, and how Thuthukile Zuma’s job is an insult to our democracy.
Legal troubles could await those South Africans who feel compelled to serve in the Israeli army.
Integrated student housing at Stellenbosch University is key to smoothing over the campus’s charged racial divides.
Setas are meant to reverse the country’s skill’s crisis but they are not fulfilling their mandate.
Rights groups are putting pressure on SA to hold an Africa-wide seminar on discrimination and violence that has been postponed several times.
Competing demands on land could ignite serious violence and people are being robbed of their rights, writes Aninka Claassens.
Deliberate political decisions have been taken to move South Africa towards repression, writes Jane Duncan.
The Joostenberg family are fighting to stay on the land where they’ve lived for almost four decades
Even those Israelis who are secretly against the military assault on Gaza are cautious about voicing their opposition openly.
Expectations will be high as ex-DA MP Raenette Taljaard testifies on whether the House was undermined to ensure there was no probe into the arms deal.