Gareth Cliff

MacG claims to be merely a facilitator, but the shock jock is doubling down and standing by the benefits procured by his misogyny

The Democratic Alliance leader rebuking cricketer Quinton de Kock would be this election season’s greatest triumph

Both the podcast host and the leader of the Democratic Alliance believe in a toothless non-racialism that ignores the historical foundation of racism and the pain it inflicts in…

Paddy Harper doesn’t know who to vote for yet, since the Dagga Party isn’t contesting his ward, but right now what to order for lunch is a more pressing concern

Covid-19 exposes the continued inability of white South Africa to critically reflect on their positionality or engage in meaningful, self-reflective, and constructive debate

False prophets and profiting off the pain of others are among the things trending, observes Kuntha Ndimande.

The former EFF MP is guilty of a crude reductionism that contributes nothing to a nonracial society

From the Screen Actors Guild Awards winners to South Africa’s newest singing TV show, we round up the news that had us talking this week.

How can a black lawyer who chairs an anti-racist party defend Gareth Cliff’s right to be a racist, asks Andile Mngxitama.

Jon Qwelane is challenging the constitutionality of provisions of the Equity Act and hopefully the outcome will clarify what constitutes hate speech.

Some utterances are banned by law and cannot be defended by claiming it is an individual’s right.

Some think the former 5FM DJ’s switch from FM radio to online radio was a big mistake. But Alistair Fairweather begs to differ.

When celebrities and politicians find themselves on the wrong side of the law their excuses are often as colourful as their personalities.

In an ideal world, we would have thought monitors to curb the spread of foot-in-mouth disease.

Never mind shoot the boer, <b>Verashni Pillay</b> thinks we should ban shooting our mouths off.