Nearly 30 years have elapsed since the first big climate change conference in Rio de Janeiro in 1992. During that time the proportion of global

The marginalisation of most of our young adults is neither economically viable nor morally defensible. It reflects two forms of elitism.  The same evidence which

“Take the knee!” and “No electricity, no vote!” have been the headline slogans on the eve of the local elections tomorrow. I’ll deal with the

As it fights for its political survival, the odds in favour of the ANC were not aided this week as the lights went out across

The sentiments and the solidarity may be genuine enough, but if that’s as far as it goes, it’s not nearly enough. I wrote these words

I recently spent a weekend away with some university friends. We were all together in one of the residences of the erstwhile Rand Afrikaans University

“Many mothers are told their babies have died. This trafficking has been found goes from Gauteng, to Mpumalanga, West Africa, Europe and the US. “Fifty

There is something quintessentially South African about how the controversy over a talk show host’s exchange with one of his guests has come to be

Nando’s has only one raison d’être: to make a profit. When supporting Gareth Cliff’s Burning Platform show threatens to reduce the volume of peri-peri chicken

This Week in History recalls memorable and decisive events and personalities of the past. 24th October 1648 – The Peace of Westphalia is signed, marking the