The Ruth First Legacy
Discover how Ruth First’s fearless advocacy and thought-provoking scholarship are revived in a new book that challenges the boundaries of academic engagement and social justice in South Africa.
Remembering Darren Scott: a tribute to a radio legend
Darren Scott was a shining beacon in South African radio, whose voice will echo in our hearts long after his last broadcast, says advocate Robin Sewlal
Improving men’s mental health involves difficult conversations
Amidst the stigma surrounding mental health, it's time for men to shatter the silence and confront their emotional struggles, writes Suntosh R Pillay as we observe Men's Health Month in June.
Community resilience and response: the aftermath of the Tongaat tornado
Discover how the Tongaat community united in the wake of a devastating tornado, providing relief and support to thousands affected by the disaster. HAROLD MAISTRY highlights the resilience, coordination, and compassion displayed by local organisations and volunteers. "
What did the Trump-Ramaphosa meeting tell us about the image of SA and its leaders?
The meeting gave the international community the impression that South African leaders are failing in their constitutional duty to protect citizens and govern the country.
Collapsing buildings: lapses in safety and security in the construction sector
ACCORDING to Jomo Sibiya, Deputy of Employment and Labour, the South African construction sector has one of the highest accident rates in the country, with 1. 5 to two fatalities per week, and is classified as one of the top four high-risk industries in the country.
10, 9, 8 . . . South Africa’s slide into decline
The meeting between Ramaphosa and US President Donald Trump started well. It should have been a sign, says Aakash Bramdeo
Too many chiefs and not enough Indians
Only a handful of Indians were among the 60 000 spectators at the Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates match.