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Gold, sleep, darling: a Durban review of the Sona

Jerald Vedan|Published

SO, I MISSED the State of the Nation Address on February 12.Look, it was hot in Durban. Not the nice, nostalgic kind of hot. The kind of hot that makes you lie very still and question every life choice that led you here. By the time the President sta…

Why everything in South Africa feels harder than it should be

Aradhana Ramnund-Mansingh|Published

Discover the challenges faced by South Africa's youth in navigating a complex landscape of employment and education, revealing a struggle that extends far beyond ...

Restoring dignity through fair municipal billing

Jonathan Annipen|Published

Many South African residents face distressing municipal billing disputes that significantly impact their lives.

The decolonisation of eThekwini: signs, symbols and memorials

Selvan Naidoo|Published

In Durban, where the spirit of resilience burns bright amid decay, the time has come to reclaim lost narratives, honour those who shaped our struggles, and forge ...

Walking toward resilience: How KZN tourism can rise above airline fuel surcharges

Shireen Eraman|Published

Embrace the slower side of travel this Easter in KwaZulu-Natal, where picturesque promenades and vibrant local culture await.

“History has a way of returning to unfinished arguments”

Previn Vedan|Published

As the world grapples with power inequities, critical reflections on justice and governance emerge from the turmoil in Iran, Venezuela, and Palestine, writes Previn ...

Middle East conflict: fuel hikes will lead to a higher cost of living

Lavan Gopaul|Published

South Africa grapples with rising fuel prices and economic strain as conflict in the Middle East escalates, highlighting the nation's vulnerability in global energy ...

Remembering Terror Lekota: a steadfast voice in South Africa's Struggle for freedom

Ravi Pillay|Published

As South Africa mourns the passing of Terror Lekota, we are reminded of his unwavering spirit and dedication to ensuring a democratic future for all citizens, inspiring ...

South Africa's tourism boom meets budget 2026

Shireen Eraman and RAEESA KADER|Published

As South Africa's tourism industry grapples with infrastructure and regulatory uncertainties, 2026 could be the year that the sector truly revives.

2026 South African Budget: a balancing act of relief and responsibility

Jennifer Reddy|Published

Amid economic turbulence, the 2026 budget presents a glimmer of hope for South Africans, offering tax relief and support for the most vulnerable. But with rising ...

Why school safety policies fail the children who need them most

Suriamurthee Maistry|Published

In the wake of increasing incidents of pupil violence, South Africa grapples with a deeply ingrained legacy of apartheid and socio-economic disparity that permeates ...

Understanding filicide: the hidden patterns behind family tragedies

Shaheda Omar|Published

In light of recent tragic events involving children and their parents, it is vital to address the hidden dynamics that lead to such heart-wrenching outcomes.

Mitchell Park: built on exclusion, remembered through an elephant

Yogin Devan|Published

In a landscape once marred by exclusivity, Mitchell Park has emerged as a beacon of hope, highlighting the profound impact of those who laboured in the shadows.

SA’s strength is its people: a call for dignity, solidarity and historical memory

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PUBLIC discourse carries responsibility. Words spoken by intellectuals, academics and public figures do not float in isolation – they shape perceptions, influence ...

The first-generation tax: why graduating is only half the work

Aradhana Ramnund-Mansingh|Published

FOR first-generation students in South Africa, gaining access to higher education is often framed as an achievement. Admission is celebrated as arrival. Graduation ...

Communities unite to tackle rise in child and teen suicide through open conversations

Sasha Talia Pather|Published

In the wake of rising child and teen suicides in South Africa, the power of open dialogue and connection is more critical than ever.

A shift in global power in a world at war

Roshan Jainath|Published

In a world watching with bated breath, the passing of Khamenei marks not only a significant shift in Iranian politics but also a reconfiguring of power dynamics ...

Iran: a repeat of Iraq? Unpacking the current conflict

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YUSUF ISMAIL explores the parallels between the current conflict in Iran and the Iraq War, highlighting the legal and ethical implications of military actions taken ...

KZN’s people are not asking for perfection - they are asking for progress they can see and feel

Riona Gokool|Published

In a response to the recently delivered State of the Province Address, the DA reiterates its commitment to driving effective governance, highlighting the urgent ...

Neither religion nor hate can undermine our right to same-sex marriage

Suntosh R Pillay|Published

In a celebration of equality, South Africa’s Constitution offers a beacon of hope amidst lingering prejudice.