‘Wearing a helmet and a bullet-proof vest with the word “Press” on it no longer guarantees protection, but rather makes you a target’
A ‘fair share’ approach will help address the imbalance between the resources used by OTT providers and the network operators who enable OTT providers to deliver their services
Trade, Industry and Competition Minister Parks Tau has invited new investors to take advantage of opportunities in the ‘rising’ province
The US and China could recognise that their roles as global stakeholders demand collaboration on issues such as climate change, technological innovation and global trade
Promises made at the climate conference need to be turned into effective action that can drive transformation
The government and private sector’s efforts in boosting agriculture in various regions of South Africa must be matched with the same drive to expand export market
The government of national unity is working at a national level, but the same cannot be said about municipal coalition governments
A British business person is keeping the skeleton of the dilapidated R20 million Upper Constantia house, but has to replace the roof and the interior
The new Trump administration is bad news for American civil and human rights and brings uncertainty for the rest of the world
Companies must focus on reducing their carbon footprint and run their data centres on renewable energy
Education’s role in fostering critical consciousness and political engagement has been side-lined in favour of a narrow focus on individual success and economic competitiveness
For some men, a spat over a parking spot is about respect, dominance and power, leading to violence
There is very little to stop Donald Trump doing exactly what he pleases. Maybe it is only by losing it that the American people will appreciate what they had
The austerity measures are damaging for newly qualified teachers but it is the pupils who will bear the brunt as thousands of jobs are lost
The World Bank’s Mission 300 should focus on renewables as the extraction and burning of gas is expensive would damage the environment and people’s health
Each approach has its own strengths and drawbacks, but perhaps a hybrid of the two will serve South Africa best
The vulnerabilities of women and their gendered roles in their communities must be taken into account
Slightly high prices and lower input costs, as well as the prospect of good rain will probably driving this
The rigid enforcement of these obligations can have unforgiving consequences that may even threaten an owner’s property
The US Congress may want to consider issues with ambassadorial appointments and mission-level strategic planning before the next presidential inauguration
Black exceptionalism reinforces negative racial stereotypes and obscures the systemic and structural barriers that black people face daily
The forced closure of the African Global Dialogue on the situation in the Middle East is indicative of an authoritarian political culture and subverts democracy
Whoever wins, the country needs to build its ties on the continent and the rest of the world and exploit the opportunities that are created
‘The government needs to invest and prioritise cybersecurity to protect South Africa from criminals, terrorists, hackers, nation-state actors and other national security threats’
But these ECD centres, which often provide children with their only meal for the day, need additional financial and other support to ensure the food is nutritious
The respected Turkish scholar and spiritual leader committed his life to service through the Hizmet Movement
A recent conference on the moment artificial intelligence becomes conscious gave the ultimate answer to the question of life, the universe and everything
Drew Forrest should not rely on the works of Ilan Pappe and Shlomo Sand to argue his case for Palestine
In the fight are Patrick Soon-Shiong and Jeff Bizos, who put pressure on the editors of the Los Angeles Times and Washington Post, X’s Elon Musk and Silicon Valley’s Peter Thiel
SADC needs to be an impartial and committed actor in regional politics to strengthen regional stability and regain people’s trust
The headline ‘Scary time to be a Zionist’ at the University of Cape Town did not consider the ‘scary’ time to be a Palestinian in the Occupied Territories
Africa’s cities are growing rapidly and should be more than economic hubs