Sisonke Msimang

Instead of the Aids denialism of decades past, it’s US funding cuts that could lead to up to 300 000 more HIV infections in the next four years. Activists like Sisonke Msimang…

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…

Melinda Ferguson has gathered essays and stories from 40-plus contributors for Corona Chronicles

Reflecting on white joy, black celebration, and the meaning of the Springbok win at the 2019 Rugby World Cup

If South Africa is neither hopeful nor tragic, what posture should we take in relation to the future?

Voters need to be well-informed and some arrangement must be made to end to the lies and misinformation

This is not comfortable reading, says Sisonke Msimang

The book may fall short of expectations because those who have canonised Winnie as the patron saint of black women’s emancipation may take offence.

His legacy is couched in cisheteropatriarchy; social justice and equality need a new approach

Sisonke Msimang calls for legacy projects to honour a ‘bright red sun’ who was never able to skip, carefree, down a country lane

‘It would be foolhardy to suggest that discussions about corruption in South Africa are race neutral’

"Last week in Kenya, I became a witness to police empowering the elite in much the same way as their counterparts in South Africa did".

Mama, back from exile, opened a pan-African restaurant but new elites wanted Western food.

Justice Malala argues that South Africa faces a governance and leadership crisis, rather than an economic crisis.

South Africans may complain often and loudly, but that is far better than Americans’ paralysis, writes Sisonke Msimang.