In a broken university, with “shocking conditions” for students, senior management are provided with luxury cars, with unlimited petrol
Bawa’s response misses the point completely. Furthermore, it seem USAf does not represent the position of all South African universities on this issue
Every year a flurry of suicides occur after matric results are announced. We need to help our children to put things in perspective
The EFF’s spin doctor reflected on the party’s plans to take on media owners
Combatting corruption has been at the heart of many of their campaigns. The question is: can they succeed?
The party’s new national chairperson takes over from Dali Mpofu, who had to recuse himself to allow him to juggle his schedule as an advocate
A scuffle involving a member of the EFF’s security unit risked spoiling an otherwise smooth elective conference
The broadcaster pulled its coverage to highlight the party’s barring of other media. The EFF claims there were other reasons behind the decision.
The student wing rose to prominence during the Fees Must Fall movement, which was accompanied by the call to end outsourcing at universities
The party by to increase its voters five times by 2023
The EFF leader however says that the 24-hour news channel is unwelcome to cover any of the party’s events further
The Hard Livings leader was fatally shot in apparent ambush outside his family home
Why are we dithering when independent power producers hold the answer? Ideology, it seems
Sources say the student command will be backing the “contestation” slate, which seeks to disrupt the centralised power of the leadership.
Universities South Africa takes exception to André Myburgh’s characterisation of its submission on the Copyright Amendment Bill
Moshekwa Langa’s Tropic of Capricorn is a graceful reflection on time and place
Constitutional changes can’t resolve the real causes of slow and fraught transformation of property ownership
Just when you thought it couldn’t get worse, the Official Proteas Supporters Club emailed its fans
Regina Mohlomi says she never saw herself as a parliamentary bouncer
I’m hammered — by endless rain, power outages and Cyril’s sabotage performance
An edited version of the essay ‘Broken Wall: Robin Rhode’s Theatre of Place’ from the book ‘The Geometry of Colour’ (Rhodeworks/Skira)
Five companies, led by Zurivision, have taken the department of mineral resources to court over its awarding of a licence to the Aussie mining giant
The union federation offers unprecedented concessions on job protections
The highlight of South Africa’s year was the Springboks Rugby World Cup victory
This follows an application by the Centre for Child Law, Phakamisa High School and 37 children — represented by the Legal Resources Centre against DBE
The main judgment of acting judge Rammaka Mathopo starkly exposes the irrationality, rooted in patriarchy
The help-line workers and their union say there are not enough people to pick up calls — and sometimes people are shot dead while they are listening
Asylum seekers will leave the Cape Town church, but most do not have documents, a situation they blame on the home affairs department
Local regulation of cryptocurrencies could be implemented as soon as next year
Judge Teffo found that the high court did not have jurisdiction to hear the case
Correcting offenders, while respecting their dignity, is vital to our constitutional democracy
Jack Madiseng says moral circumstances have forced him out after the board failed to heed calls to resign