Although Africans must continue to support the Black Lives Matter movement, there is also the need for them to raise their voices against injustices in other African countries
As Africa mourns George Floyd, we must look in the mirror and address police brutality on our own continent
The protests are rooted not in the pandemic, but in centuries of discrimination
Policymakers must make contraceptives and abortion easier to to access to give women power over their health
Solomon Teka’s death has been a deeply personal tragedy for his family, but for the wider Ethiopian-Israeli community, he has become a symbol as well
Last year it emerged that medical universities had routinely altered the admissions test scores of applicants to keep some of them out
All 28 members of the United States women’s national team filed a discrimination lawsuit against the US Soccer Federation on Friday
Nondiscriminatory laws exist in name only for those seeking refuge from Uganda and elsewhere
Jail and laws against hate crimes and speech alone cannot rid South Africa of this prejudice
A 2014 study of queer discrimination in the workplace found 53% of queer workers hide who they are at work
We need to move towards refining our understanding of the causes behind structural and racialised inequality
Less than a year after arriving on South African shores, American sports brand Under Armour is embroiled in an alleged racial profiling incident
A Western Cape trucking outfit is allegedly rigging salaries against some race groups
Queer people with disabilities face double discrimination when it comes to sex.
The church is yet to condemn Bishop Dag Heward-Mills, who is accused of making homophobic remarks.
The department launched a probe into the school’s code of conduct and hair policy on September 1.
“The population of Sisco lives in permanent fear. There are many provocateurs here … We are living on a powder keg,” he said.’
Several hundred refugees have slept on towels and blankets in the park near Como’s train station since the Swiss clampdown began in mid-July.
Poor people who have fled their countries are expected to pay steep rates for treatment at government hospitals in Gauteng.
German filling and packaging company Krones has launched an investigation into accounts of racial discrimination at Krones SA.
Former presidents FW de Klerk and Kgalema Motlanthe, and business tycoon, Johann Rupert, spoke of race and social inequality at a conference.
Women who lose weight after surgery – as opposed to through exercise and diet – are less likely to be employed because of negative perceptions.
The Constitutional Court didn’t provide a test for determining the legality of a proposed measure, which may be due to the limited nature of the case.
Rights groups are putting pressure on SA to hold an Africa-wide seminar on discrimination and violence that has been postponed several times.
Nurses and doctors are ‘forced’ to treat non-residents, but such care is too often perilous.
Confidence is a muscle you need in a competitive world and size does matter. Women who don’t have it require training, if not surgical intervention.
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The Mpumalanga Pumas will show you how to throw out a football team and its goalposts from their stadium — and get away with it.
The National Assembly approves law amendments to allow women born out of customary marriages to inherit from their deceased parents’ estate.
South Africa’s Navi Pillay takes up the post of UN High Commissioner for Human Rights in September.
Kenyan Muslim leaders are outraged over alleged official discrimination they say has been documented in a government-commissioned report.
Alleged inappropriate management practices at the South African Social Security Agency will be investigated.
Blondes purportedly have more fun, and as if that is not enough, the media tends to give them more attention than they do things that really matter.