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There are few similarities between the US state of California and South Africa, but one thing these territories have in common is their hostility to

Covid-19 may have had a considerable impact on livelihoods and income levels in South Africa, but it is not the sole culprit for the decline

Although the matric results of 2021 show that the overwhelming majority of learners have passed, the figures conceal a low pupil retention rate. The final

Beyond the most recent attacks on South African trucks in the violence and looting along key routes between KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng is a longer story

After a spate of violent attacks that have rocked the country’s LGBTQ community, South Africa does not have much to celebrate this Pride Month.  June

South Africa’s slow vaccination rate risks permanently damaging one of the country’s few thriving economic sectors – the tourism industry.  Emerging and developing markets across

Class and geography are often ignored as reasons for inequality in South Africa; it is often claimed that racism is often claimed to be the

The dire state of the economy is giving South Africans more to worry about than the global pandemic. This is among the findings of the

South Africans’ confidence in the police continues to wane, with the proportion of people and households reporting crimes continuing to decline.  This much is evident

Educating children on sexual orientation and gender identity is not ‘indoctrination’ or a push for the so called ‘gay agenda’. Instead, it instils in them