The old trick shows that Big Pharma has more interest in making money than in saving lives
The session will be the first since Mandisa Maya took office as the chief justice
By asking and listening to someone’s story – and telling them yours – we break down perceived barriers and find humanity
Supporters of Arsenal and Manchester United started the wave that has seen the country lose its grip on the dominant narrative
The mineral and petroleum resources minister has commissioned a seismic survey for oil and gas in the Karoo Basin
The pressure to succeed financially, combined with the lingering effects of poverty, creates a toxic cycle of consumption, debt and financial instability
Autism occurs along a spectrum so teachers need to understand the disorder and adapt how they teach to meet learners’ needs
By encouraging entrepreneurship, South Africa can sustain a more inclusive, diversified economy which can withstand shocks and is set up for long-term growth
The offer makes 1.4 billion Africans ‘permanent’ second-class citizens, devoid of decision-making power on the world body
The government needs to take urgent action to cut the number of illegal guns in circulation and enforce gun-control laws
Undemocratic acts, including detention and murder, happen under the watch of the United Nations, organisations for regional cooperation and signed international treaties
The success of coalition governments hinges on the ability of coalitions to rise above political differences and prioritise the needs of the people they serve
The Basic Education Laws Amendment Act should not be used as a political tool by parties
Inflationary pressures and unemployment are top of mind amid easing
Unlike the ousted Tshwane mayor, the DA ditched former Joburg mayor Mpho Phalatse like Ultra Mel custard on a Skhothane teenager’s Carvela shoes
The devastation caused by the 2019 cyclone goes beyond the destruction of infrastructure and this needs to be included during COP29 in Azerbaijan, in November
The proliferation of illegal credit providers is not just a regulatory failure but a symptom of the broader inequalities entrenched in the country’s financial system
Stories from our rich heritage provide teachers with an affordable, accessible way to improve literacy levels, teaching children to read in their home language
The effects of the mid-summer drought are being felt but the country’s needs should be met with some over for export
While Israel enjoys the backing of the US and impunity for its crimes, the risk of a wider conflagration in the Middle East is high
Cyril’s away game can’t be faulted, like Mikel Arteta’s 2024 Arsenal, but with no red cards
As the country’s Nationally Determined Contributions are realigned, more voices need to be heard
Specific foods and recipes are associated with specific countries and also traditions, but as people have moved so have these foods
Without addressing democratic backsliding, ongoing conflicts and the climate crisis, the pact risks becoming another set of unenforced promises
Fixing the problems in both the public and private health system will help ensure all people in South Africa get quality and healthcare
Pravin Gordhan was the political architect who tried to shun
the spotlight
The basic education minister should end the decentralised school nutrition programme and adopt a centralised approach
Pravin Gordhan’s contribution included the negotiated transition to democracy, the new Constitution and the transformation of the state apparatus and the public sector
In everything he did during apartheid and after 1994 he literally gave his life to his country
The adjustments will affect consumers and the South African fashion industry
Hakainde Hichilema is so desperate to cling on to power that he is preparing the ground to amend the Constitution before the elections
The Economic Freedom Fighters spat on Gordhan, the real freedom fighter who embodied integrity