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
Enough talk, we need decisive action in the pandemic affecting our women
Critiques of corruption must explicitly disrupt corporate globalism, imperialism, racism, authoritarianism, militarism, elitism
and sexism
We don’t need a better work-life balance, we need a new way of working that doesn’t destroy our souls
The proposed new legislation is expected to have a detrimental effect on South Africa’s creative economy
The May date will put the jury trial amid the team’s build up to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics
April 27 1994 set us on the path to freedom; but much must still be undone – and new problems await us
If social cohesion is not defined and a social pact not developed, democracy is further undermined and inequality, along racial lines, widens
Ditching private schools will ensure that the wealthy invest in education for their offspring – and all children will benefit
South Africans share their stories of what it took for them to start overcoming homophobia.
Palesa Lebitse explores hate speech legislation in South Africa and makes an interesting comparison
Although change is slowly taking place, it is in the interests of companies that directorships reflect South Africa’s demographics more rapidly.
Statistics prove that South Africa’s police are deadlier than their American counterparts. And they’re also more likely to die.
If Fikile Mbalula was genuinely concerned by the demographics of SA sport he’d be demanding that high schools give free schooling to black Africans.
Matt Haig wanted to explore new ideas about masculinity, but found outrage and ire instead.
When the socks that need pulling up are absent, we must turn to leaders, the government, municipalities and citizens, writes Haji Mohamed Dawjee.
If financial equality determined the tournament outcome, then Latin America wouldn’t stand a chance.
The willingness to accept spoon-fed versions of the truth has limited the role of women in Islam, writes Haji Mohamed Dawjee.
Alex Clark asks if the review pages still bestow a "secondhand status" on women.
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/ 11 January 2012
The World Economic Forum has warned anger with inequality — evident from the Occupy movement to the Arab Spring — risks setting back globalisation.
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/ 16 December 2008
Nelson Mandela collected yet another laurel on Monday, this time from an elite forum of fellow former world leaders.