Michael Morris

Four or five times in the past fortnight, in very different conversations, I have heard middle-class parents, students and young graduates talk of a future

If you are unfamiliar with the online platform, New Frame, a good place to start in acquainting yourself with it might be its editorial on

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s ‘Dear South African’ letter to the people this week had something important to say about why the country doesn’t fold – but

At a time when distant events are brought to us with such immediacy that we feel they are happening to us and that we must

Much attention was lavished this week by, among others, the African National Congress (ANC), the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) and the South African Human Rights

One of the neatest political ripostes of the dying days of apartheid was the graffito that appeared in central Cape Town just hours after police

When President Cyril Ramaphosa said in a virtual National Assembly exchange this week that ‘our people’ had been waiting ‘forever and a day’ for what

When the global rage over the death in the United States of George Floyd subsides, as it will when life goes back to ‘normal’, it

From the word go, the Covid-19 crisis was always going to be about the future, if only because its biggest impact – the economic one

I wrote a column many years ago about growing up with the distinct impression that there was something unpleasant about money. Going on holiday as