Opinion

Multi-Party Charter goes a step farther towards a real new dawn

Ramaphosa’s comments only make divisions between people wider

What exploring the cosmos means

The true spirit of camping remains alive and well

Dear Cyril, it’s time to go…

No ‘How the West was won’, please

If ‘Noot vir Noot’ is going international, SA needs to do more to protect it

Big egos and alliances don’t go well together

Relationship between SA and China still has exploitative undertones

Can parties keep their bickering at bay long enough to solidify this alliance?

A VIEW OF THE WEEK: SA has become a nanny state − but maybe not in the way you think

Good cops deserve all the respect we can give them

Funding SABC is something citizens will have to do

Why we care about Zimbabwe’s situation

Local governments must change narrative through proper water politics

Mandela made several mistakes, but escaped scrutiny and criticism

We can learn from Dickason’s tragedy

Ghost of Marikana still haunts ANC

Bitter single mother narrative only favours absent fathers

Electorate’s key role in 2024: Rethinking politics amid global challenges

Tarting up Joburg for Brics is like putting lipstick on a pig

SA should change sentencing guidelines to ensure life means life

How many more victims will Farrell accumulate before he is finally roped in?

Political parties use race as a weapon

Aarto Act will save lives

It’s easy for Tshwane to fall into trap of becoming what they are fighting

Botha awakens the hero in us

Should we still be doing these ‘pageants’?

Love and courtship rule

How we keep giving ANC a mandate every five years boggles the mind

Load shedding has become an irritating way of life, but there’s glimmer of hope

Why is SA failing – or is it?

Denial of a final resting place to the deceased goes against ubuntu

From load shedding to prisoner shedding: Zuma benefits from government incompetence

A VIEW OF THE WEEK: Zuma’s drive-through jail visit is more a clown show than a ‘happy meal’

Gender equality is not just a matter of fairness

Government lacks political will to quell taxi violence

Zuma jail saga is just embarrassing

Until race-based legislation is transparent, mistrust won’t dissipate

Viral child abuse video a blot on Women’s Month

Empowering women in the workplace: The role of men

South Africa is the broken Bric in Brics

It’s not too late to prevent SA from going the way of Niger

Thanks for your time, Sugar Man

Men are nothing without women, even the difficult ones

Taxi strike havoc cannot be resolved by City of Cape Town’s heavy-handed approach

Cape Town taxi strike another example of government allowing lawlessness to thrive

We have laws to deal with zama zamas, but in reality SA runs on autopilot

Men must help to liberate women

ANC-DA coalition or collision? – Compromise is essential in order to succeed

Ditch the roses and make-up specials for Women’s Day

There’s no need for coups if governments serve the people

Losers in Cape Town taxi strike are commuters and the economy

SA sitting on a xenophobic time bomb

A day is not enough for women’s rights

Incorporating Zimbabwe into South Africa is not so far-fetched

FIFA World Cup: Banyana defying odds and making history

A nuclear-free world: Nuke bombs can never fall again

From oysters to pedicures: Adventures of an Octogenarian Barbie!

Get Nsfas right before even thinking about NHI

Coalitions: Stop petty politics and put South Africa first

AI on the rise… The machines are coming for you and your job

National Democratic Revolution: Cyril has a plan – a big one

Striker Strydom: Piere keeps pushing limits at 57

A VIEW OF THE WEEK: Riverlea and Malema are proof SA is struggling with PTSD

Five ways to start fixing SA’s deteriorating water

Why SA should care about Trump

Race is a cheap scapegoat for government’s failures

Young people must rise to the occasion

Why South Africa needs real change

Rivals to allies: Supplier competition fuels progress, beats unemployment

Africa is caught between a rock and a hard place

Car makers reflecting the spirit of ubuntu

Banyana are lifting up the nation’s spirits

How distorted is the history that we know?