Opinion
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OPINION | The tide is turning: why this anti-corruption drive feels different
Recent anti-corruption efforts in South Africa show promise with arrests and investigations, but systemic changes are essential for lasting impact.
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Johannesburg gripped by cash crisis despite mayor’s optimism
The lived reality of Johannesburg residents – overflowing dustbins, broken water pipes, electricity failures and potholes – does not reflect the political leadership’s assertion that “our financial management is okay…
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TWYFELHOEKIE | Leef bietjie stadiger voordat alles verbysnel
Soms bring ons ons tyd deur met dinge van waarde en soms mors ons ons tyd gewoon op dinge wat nie goed is vir ons nie. Baie van ons lewe…
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MENING | Die enigste hoop is nie die ashoop nie; beplan en tree op
Die keersy van hoop, sê hulle, is vrees. Soms is dit makliker om in vrees en wanhoop te verval as om hoop te behou.
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Die nuwe uitgawe van Die Papier is nou op die rakke en aanlyn beskikbaar
Lees in die jongste uitgawe van Die Papier oor Dina Pule, die omstrede nuwe minister van maatskaplike ontwikkeling, asook vele nuus vanuit oral.
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OPINION: Sport still unites South Africa beyond wins and losses
Sport continues to unite South Africans, inspiring hope, building resilience and bringing communities together beyond wins and losses.
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NARSISME 13 | Twyfel ‘n wapen in meesterlike venyn
Slagoffers van narsisme begin twyfel wat hulle gesê of gedink of gedoen het. Narsiste is meesters daarin om verwarring te veroorsaak.
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OPINION | March and March must translate into immigration reform policy
The March and March against undocumented foreign nationals calls for immigration reform by the South African government to protect its sovereignty.
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TWYFELHOEKIE | Hou tog bietjie uit, ‘n mens is nie so trietsig nie
As jy moeg is, hoef almal rondom jou nie moeg te wees nie; as jy honger is, hoef jy nie almal se etenspatroon te laat aanpas nie.
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Opinion | Immigration debate exposes South Africa’s real priorities
R600 million appeared for one march. South Africans have waited years for jobs. The immigration debate reveals whose emergencies matter.
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