Opinion

Mokgoatlheng’s behaviour can be deemed as unprofessional.

Geordin Hill-Lewis, the DA’s new leader, promises to be the leader this long-suffering country needs.

The origin of townships in SA is deeply rooted in the segregationist policies that existed long before apartheid was established and formalised in 1948.

The Covid-19 pandemic between 2020 and 2021 will be remembered as one of the most painful periods in recent history.

It is probably too early to write EFF leader’s political obituary

The issue surrounding Julius Sello Malema’s sentencing is complex, but it offers an opportunity for us to reflect on the importance of constitutional democracy and the rule of law in SA.

It has been months since the “ceasefire” in Gaza was announced. It was supposed to halt Israel’s aggression and genocide against the Palestinian people.

Should a South African public entity be investing beyond its borders while domestic water infrastructure remains under pressure?

On Tuesday, thousands of Rea Vaya commuters were left frustrated and stranded as services from Soweto to several parts of Joburg were abruptly halted without prior notice.

After two decades of working in the built environment, I found it necessary to share some in-depth reflections about the professional culture that has come to define our industry.

SA should have had a new history curriculum 30 years ago.

When children died from suspected poisoned snacks bought at spaza shops owned by foreign nationals in 2024, the government ordered that all spaza shops must have permits.

Every time the fuel price goes up, it quietly rewrites the monthly budget.

Two weeks ago, Martha Mani Rantsofu, an accountant working at the Emfuleni local municipality

Geordin Hill-Lewis's election at the party’s federal congress in Midrand was decisive, with an overwhelming majority backing him