A reflection on a live TV moment explores youth voting, political literacy and deeper understanding of democratic participation in South Africa.
Witness hesitation in South African inquiries reflects risk, pressure and incomplete protection, revealing why truth often emerges in fragments.
The intellectual case for consolidation of SA municipalities to achieve growth is clearer than our politics.
A personal reflection on repeating patterns in relationships, where familiar cycles reappear with new people, revealing deeper emotional truths.
Gauteng residents face ongoing human rights violations, poor governance, and corruption, undermining dignity and essential services. Change is urgently needed.
An opinion reflecting on SONA 2026, highlighting the gap between economic optimism, service delivery struggles, crime concerns, and everyday realities.
There’s something magical about walking into the shops at this time of year. But, while Christmas is here in all its commercial glory, the money simply isn’t.
We all want to belong. From the moment we take our first steps into school, society teaches us that our worth is tied to achievement , to being someone, doing…
Leané Hattingh – Pionierskool vir Blindes Vir my, as ‘n blinde mens, is daar verskeie apps beskikbaar, wat die lewe vir gestremdes met behulp van kunsmatige intelligensie vergemaklik. Ek het…
In 1973 as pas aangestelde junior dosent in Unisa se departement Afrikaans en Nederlands, het ek met bonsende hart my eerste nagevorste voordrag gelewer. Die gehoor was al my Afrikaans-dosente…
