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Reimagining Black Freedom in South Africa

Reimagining Black Freedom in South Africa

By Lorenzo A Davids | Published 35m ago

COLUMN: ‘. . . It is now time for black people to tear up the white permission slip by which they are authorised to live, speak and participate. It is now time for black people in power everywhere to visibly address the fears, futures, aspirations and assets of black people. ’

Weaponisation of financial power: How bank closures threaten constitutional rights and democracy in South Africa

By | Published Sep 6, 2024

The ruling reflects a dangerous global trend in which financial institutions are increasingly used as political and ideological control tools, undermining fundamental democratic principles and freedoms

Weaponisation of financial power: How bank closures threaten constitutional rights and democracy in South Africa

Weaponisation of financial power: How bank closures threaten constitutional rights and democracy in South Africa

It’s employment equity crunch time again

By Michael Bagraim | Published Sep 6, 2024

It’s employment equity crunch time again

Did the Turks obstruct the sea route to the East?

By Halim Gençoğlu | Published Sep 6, 2024

Did the Turks obstruct the sea route to the East?

LETTER: Spare a thought for those who are suffering and be thankful

By Letter to the Editor | Published Sep 6, 2024

LETTER: Spare a thought for those who are suffering and be thankful

Tribute to retired UCT emeritus professor François Bonnici

By Supplied | Published Sep 5, 2024

Tribute to retired UCT emeritus professor François Bonnici

Are we doing enough for those who serve us?

By Supplied | Published Sep 4, 2024

Are we doing enough for those who serve us?

LETTER: Could alleged violations of international law cost Israel dearly?

By Letter to the Editor | Published Sep 4, 2024

LETTER: Could alleged violations of international law cost Israel dearly?

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Editor’s Note: Budget cuts will hit the poorest the hardest

By Quinton Mtyala | Published Sep 4, 2024

Editor’s Note: Budget cuts will hit the poorest the hardest

Editor’s Note: Budget cuts will hit the poorest the hardest

Ignoring homeless people is anti-social behaviour

By Carlos Mesquita | Published Sep 4, 2024

Ignoring homeless people is anti-social behaviour

Ignoring homeless people is anti-social behaviour

Failure to fund the 2023 wage deal leads to difficult choices for our schools

By Letter to the Editor | Published Sep 4, 2024

Failure to fund the 2023 wage deal leads to difficult choices for our schools

Failure to fund the 2023 wage deal leads to difficult choices for our schools

LETTER: Are teacher retrenchments a gift from the Government of National Unity?

By Supplied | Published Sep 2, 2024

LETTER: Are teacher retrenchments a gift from the Government of National Unity?

LETTER: Are teacher retrenchments a gift from the Government of National Unity?

The failure of the Western Cape Government

By Lorenzo A Davids | Published Sep 2, 2024

The failure of the Western Cape Government

The failure of the Western Cape Government

Adri Senekal de Wet: The troubling actions of the Press Council

By Adri Senekal de Wet | Published Aug 30, 2024

Adri Senekal de Wet: The troubling actions of the Press Council

Adri Senekal de Wet: The troubling actions of the Press Council

Structural employment based on race

By Michael Bagraim | Published Aug 30, 2024

Structural employment based on race

Structural employment based on race

LETTER: Do as much good as you can, including in your job

By Letter to the Editor | Published Aug 29, 2024

LETTER: Do as much good as you can, including in your job

LETTER: Do as much good as you can, including in your job

Speaking on Palestine at Wits University

By Halim Gençoğlu | Published Aug 28, 2024

Speaking on Palestine at Wits University

Speaking on Palestine at Wits University

LETTER: Why are South African soldiers in the eastern part of the DRC?

By Letter to the Editor | Published Aug 28, 2024

LETTER: Why are South African soldiers in the eastern part of the DRC?

LETTER: Why are South African soldiers in the eastern part of the DRC?

Four unforgettable months of South African sport

By Supplied | Published Aug 27, 2024

Four unforgettable months of South African sport

Four unforgettable months of South African sport

Collaboration is non-negotiable to end GBVF

By Supplied | Published Aug 27, 2024

Collaboration is non-negotiable to end GBVF

Collaboration is non-negotiable to end GBVF

Editor’s Note: Extortion rackets a consequence of our failed economy

By Quinton Mtyala | Published Aug 27, 2024

Editor’s Note: Extortion rackets a consequence of our failed economy

Editor’s Note: Extortion rackets a consequence of our failed economy

LETTER: Any similarities between two attacks carried out by Israel?

By Letter to the Editor | Published Aug 27, 2024

LETTER: Any similarities between two attacks carried out by Israel?

LETTER: Any similarities between two attacks carried out by Israel?

LETTER: Goodwill gesture from China has helped many

By Letter to the Editor | Published Aug 27, 2024

LETTER: Goodwill gesture from China has helped many

LETTER: Goodwill gesture from China has helped many

LETTER: Local artisans conning customers with their questionable work ethic

By Letter to the Editor | Published Aug 26, 2024

LETTER: Local artisans conning customers with their questionable work ethic

LETTER: Local artisans conning customers with their questionable work ethic

South Africa still in danger of ‘Guptarisation’

By Lorenzo A Davids | Published Aug 26, 2024

South Africa still in danger of ‘Guptarisation’

South Africa still in danger of ‘Guptarisation’