Not long ago, it was unthinkable that the leader of the DA would ever walk up the steps to the Union Buildings
The change of street and place names rouses the country’s attention unlike anything else and that’s unlikely to change anytime soon
The final part of Zamansele Nsele’s interview with Frank B Wilderson expands on some of the thinking in his latest book, ‘Afropessimism’
The meaning of liberal is lost and, no, it doesn’t mean that you’ll be in Zille’s WhatsApp group
Sycophants are everywhere to be found but it’s the words of the man himself and the empire he ruled that reveal his true nature
The Helen Suzman Foundation has embarked on litigation against the government. Since then, there has been a suspicious break-in at the HSF.
Given the core role of the judiciary, the Helen Suzman Foundation wants to know exactly how appointments to the Bench are decided.
Robin Renwick, Britain’s ambassador to South Africa from 1987 to 1991 discusses his new book about Helen Suzman.
Readers react to ANC parliamentary speaker Moloto Mothapo’s article about Helen Suzman.
Far from legitimising an unjust order, Helen Suzman was unequivocal in her opposition to apartheid, writes Francis Antonie.
The premedidated assault on the ANC’s legitimacy is a risk calculated with the born-frees in mind, writes Richard Calland.
The DA has the right to blow its own trumpet about the role it played in history. But it has no right to insult the intelligence of our nation.
A Democratic Alliance pamphlet showing former president Nelson Mandela and activist Helen Suzman embracing has angered the ANC, it was reported.
The ANC is accused of rewriting the past to give itself the starring role in the struggle.
What are we to tell our children about the choices we have made? asks Mamphela Ramphela, calling for a return to ethics over group morality.
Those drunk with power in South Africa will get their comeuppance, warned Archbishop Desmond Tutu at Helen Suzman’s memorial on Sunday.
Speaking ill of the dead is a strong taboo in African cultures. When a public figure who wasn’t well liked dies, we utter polite words and move on.
Parliament’s Marks Building should be renamed the Helen Suzman Building, the Democratic Alliance (DA) proposed on Tuesday.
South African anti-apartheid icon Helen Suzman was laid to rest in a private ceremony in Johannesburg on Sunday.
Whenever "women and children" are killed — the phrase has recurred in the coverage of the Israeli strike on Gaza — we’re meant to be horrified.
