Opinion
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OPINION | Schools hold the key to youth unemployment, UWC professor tells Parliament
Prof Rouaan Maarman told Parliament that youth unemployment begins in South Africa’s overcrowded classrooms, not the labour market, disadvantaging learners.
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Opinion| How many women must die before South Africa acts?
Five women have been found dead in Kempton Park since July. Elizabeth Moselakgomo went for a run and did not come home. A declaration is not
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Opinion | No DNA, just RSA: Why I am proud to be South African
A reflection on South African pride, culture, diversity and Ubuntu as Heritage Day approaches, celebrating the country’s heritage and resilience.
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OPINION | We dump upstream – then drink the consequences downstream
The author reflects on childhood memories of a clean stream, contrasting it with current pollution from inadequate waste management and illegal dumping.
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TWYFELHOEKIE | Elkeen van ons kan nie ons eie flenters ontken nie
Hy het skaam gekry. Toe sy die halwe pakkie-oorskiet-skyfies so in sy hande stop. Toe dink hy – ek het werklik flenters geword. Ou Flenters is nou my naam.
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OPINION | Municipalities adding 16% profit to your electricity bill – here’s what to ask local election candidates
Opinion piece argues voters should confront local election candidates about municipal profit margins added to electricity bills and wasteful spending.
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OPINION | South Africa should consider social media age restriction, says expert
South Africa should seriously consider restricting social media access for children under 16 as part of a broader online safety strategy.
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OPINION | Free State must prepare now for the next El Niño drought cycle
The Free State must proactively prepare for expected drought conditions due to El Niño, focusing on water management and infrastructure readiness.
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OPINION | Skipping the foundation: How AI impatience could cost parties the election
With AI, too many political parties are trying to decorate the house before the concrete foundations have even set.
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Opinion | When Insurer system failures hit grieving families
When insurers reject funeral claims on over-insurance grounds, it is grieving families who pay for administrative failures beyond their control.
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