A core belief of those who believe human activity on Earth is unsustainable is that we are running out, or soon will run out, of

Over the past few years, the Covid pandemic and the various responses to it turned vaccines into a major talking point – appropriately or oddly,

The SA Jewish Board of Deputies (SAJBD) has expressed hurt over the silence of Minister Naledi Pandor and the Department of International Relations and Co-operative

Like it or not, coalition governments are our new reality. John Steenhuisen’s ‘Moonshot Pact’ has commanded considerable attention, but there is a strong argument that

Two horrible crimes against black people, one in the USA, another in South Africa, made me ponder. Reactions to the crimes made me ponder even

My mother had a pressure cooker, the air fryer of its day. It was a boon to working women. It rendered tough meat tender, stewed

The major news last week, and deservedly so, has been the signing into law of the Employment Equity Amendment Act (the Act). The Institute of

Few propaganda machines have worked as hard to craft the image of a brilliant strategist for their political master as the modern Russian one. Even

A special cabinet meeting on Wednesday discussed slowing down the decommissioning of old coal-fired power stations. It’s one of the smarter ideas we’ve seen in

This Week in History recalls memorable and decisive events and personalities of the past. 15th April 1955 – McDonald’s corporation dates its founding to the opening