But to do so, it will have to provide genuine universal access to marginalised communities, including refugees and migrants

The label is used so often it runs the risk of monotony. A new report sheds light on the full, multidimensional nightmare of South African inequality

The reality that we cannot continue to ignore is that our social development is imploding our economic growth.

Two decades since 1994, we’re still stuck in the racial categories of the old regime – a colour-coding of class from which only the rich benefit.

South Africa has been engulfed in a cacophony of contestation as anger bubbles to the surface of our unequal society.

There’s a reason we can’t just “move on” and get over apartheid. Its effects are still very real for black South Africans, writes Verashni Pillay.

Former presidents FW de Klerk and Kgalema Motlanthe, and business tycoon, Johann Rupert, spoke of race and social inequality at a conference.