Opinion

By Anzio Jacobs and Aluta Sneke. The reported arrest of a 16-year-old in Malmesbury in a case involving child sexual […]

By Lwazi Somya. In an increasingly fragmented world where traditional multilateralism is buckling under geopolitical rivalry, South Africa is refusing

By Yugen Naidoo. Photo Credit: @BafanaBafana.  Three countries. 16 cities. 48 teams. 104 matches. More than 25,000 devices across 600

By Anzio Jacobs & Sneke Aluta. Every August, South Africa celebrates the strength of its women. We speak of resilience,

By Nasmera Buckus. Women have spent decades being told to find their seat at the table. I think we need

By Merilynn Steenkamp. Some diseases announce themselves early. Others creep up subtly. Hepatitis B and C can damage the liver

By Aditi Lachman. Over the course of my career, as an engineer and now working with thousands of youth entering

By Busisiwe Mavuso. It was alarming this week to hear Eskom board chair Mteto Nyati argue, first on social media

By Narend Singh. Each year, World Oceans Day provides an opportunity to reflect on humanity’s relationship with the sea. This

By Aaliyah Vayez, political and security analyst. The retreat of global superpowers from multilateralism has fractured traditional alliances, opening a

By Narend Singh. South Africans often face a false choice, that we must either protect the environment or grow the

By Bernice Swarts. President Cyril Ramaphosa has called on the Government of National Unity (GNU) to work together with all