Women’s sport: support, choice, and perspective

Robbie Naidoo|Published

I LISTENED eagerly to South African social media personality Thanja Vuur’s comments about the lack of support for the Proteas women’s team at last Sunday’s Cricket ...

Why Indian South Africans are no longer a “middle-man minority”

Dasarath Chetty|Published

The term “Indian” defines a highly visible social group that is often perceived as homogeneous by outsiders. Research indicates that negative stereotypes of Indian ...

Gaza, the non-existent ceasefire and the Genocide enablers

Yesh Govender|Published

This column dives into the complexities of the recently declared ceasefire in Palestine and exposes the realities of continued violence, questioning the effectiveness ...

The surname ruling: when law overlooks living tradition

Dr Rajendran Govender|Published

When the Constitutional Court recently ruled that a married man may legally assume his wife’s surname, it was hailed in some quarters as a victory for gender equality. ...

Tragic child death exposes Durban's building maintenance crisis

Raeesah Bester and Priyanka Naicker|Published

The tragic passing of eight-year-old Aphile Dlamini has revealed the harsh realities of unsafe living conditions in Durban's rental properties.

Your partner is not your backup plan: why marriage must be a merger of equals

Sanjith Hannuman|Published

In a world where economic uncertainty is the new normal, relying on a single income isn't just outdated - it's dangerous, writes Sanjith Hannuman

Healing through trauma: the importance of emotional expression for South African men

Previn Vedan|Published

In the wake of personal tragedy, community leader Previn Vedan confronts the pressing need for mental health awareness among men in South Africa.

A tribute to a fallen comrade: remembering Nithianandan “Elvis” Govender 30 years ago

Siva Naidoo|Published

This month marks thirty years since the untimely passing of Nithianandan “Elvis” Govender - a patriot, teacher, activist and diplomat whose life, though cut short ...

Professor Chengiah Rogers Ragaven: a life dedicated to social justice and academic excellence

Harrikrishna Anandha Narismulu|Published

Professor Ragaven passed away last week at the age of 92, leaving behind a legacy of courage, conviction, and compassion. His life’s journey from a student activist, ...

Children can’t wait: South Africa’s delay on the sex offender register is a betrayal

Dr Shaheda Omar|Published

The urgent debate on child safety and repeat offenders punctuates the inadequacies in South Africa’s approach to child protection. As the public awaits a transparent ...

The gamble that never pays: the quiet epidemic crushing SA's Indian communities

Professor Aradhana Ramnund-Mansingh|Published

As gambling addiction surges through South Africa' s Indian communities, the consequences spread beyond finances, sinking roots into the very heart of familial and ...

Resurgence in KZN: investments catalyse provincial optimism

Ebrahim Patel|Updated

KZN is undergoing a significant transformation, characterised by a surge of renewed optimism after a period marked by economic uncertainty and cautious anticipation. ...

My mother, my queen

Ravi Govender|Published

Join Ravi Govender on a heartfelt journey of remembrance as we explore the cherished lessons of kindness and discipline from a mother who shaped her family’s values ...

The silent epidemic of bullying: a call for action in schools

Professor Vimolan Mudaly|Published

Bullying in schools is not an inevitable part of growing up; it’s a preventable crisis that demands immediate action. Explore the profound consequences of bullying ...

A life committed to upliftment

Nirode Bramdaw|Published

Discover how PB Singh, a humble pioneer in special education, transformed the lives of thousands of South Africans and left a legacy that inspires future generations. ...

The forgotten jar: why pickle no longer sits at our table

Yogin Devan|Published

Join Yogin Devan in exploring the fading significance of pickle-making in KZN, where culinary heritage meets modernity, and discover how the art of pickling can ...

A Chatsworth mother's quest for justice in 'drunk driving' case

DR SHARONA DEONARAIN|Published

After losing her daughter to an alleged drunk driver, Dr Sharona Deonarain uncovers disturbing evidence of alleged police misconduct at Chatsworth SAPS. From claims ...

Justice in the balance: has advocate Shamila Batohi delivered on her promise to fix the NPA?

Professor Nirmala Gopal|Published

As advocate Shamila Batohi' s tenure as the National Director of Public Prosecutions draws to a close in January 2026, Professor Nirmala Gopal explores the triumphs ...

As one door closes, another opens

Dennis Pather|Published

From the streets of Durban’s Casbah to the halls of international justice, the legacy of writer Aziz Hassim lives on through his daughter Adila, whose powerful advocacy ...