Honouring Judge Achmat Naeem Jappie: a legacy of wisdom and humility

Rajesh Choudree SC|Published

Judge Achmat Naeem Jappie was a beacon of justice in South Africa's tumultuous legal landscape.

Freedom month: memory, law and the work ahead

Editor's View|Published

EDITOR'S VIEW

The legend named Papwa

Ravi Govender|Published

Discover the inspiring story of Sewshanker “Papwa” Sewgolum, a pioneer in South African golf whose battle against apartheid restrictions rendered him a true hero—a ...

When a bumper-bash becomes a funeral

Sanjith Hannuman|Published

The tragic fate of a father, a haunting reminder of road rage's true cost, calls for urgent reflection on our shared responsibilities behind the wheel, writes Sanjith ...

Freedom's deeper purpose must come to the fore and soon

Neeshan Balton|Published

As South Africa turns the corner into 2026, the nation grapples with the reality of a democratic promise unfulfilled, writes Neeshan Balton.

Understanding femicide: a silent war against women’s lives

Dasarath Chetty|Published

As South Africa grapples with a rising tide of femicide, this column explores the deeply rooted causes of this societal tragedy, global responses that have turned ...

The fight against gender based violence: a call for action and reform

Judge Navi Pillay|Published

In a passionate call for justice, Judge Navi Pillay sheds light on the enduring struggle against gender-based violence, urging immediate reforms to protect women's ...

The demise of Middle East peace: a precarious ceasefire and the rise of instability

Roshan Jainath|Published

his analysis reflects a complex tapestry of geopolitical dynamics, indicating that while triumph may be beckoning, the cost of conflict could resonate far beyond ...

Freedom Day and its relevance to the revision of the history curriculum

Selvan Naidoo|Published

This Freedom Day, explore how South Africa's educational curriculum is undergoing critical revisions to include the diverse histories of all communities, aiming ...

The Phoenix Township: organisations that shaped its social fabric

Sharm Maharaj|Published

Join the Phoenix community as they commemorate a remarkable 50-year journey of resilience, unity, and cultural richness.

Pregnancy is not a school disciplinary issue: protecting pupils without overburdening schools

Shaheda Omar|Updated

In a society where education, healthcare, and protective measures are vital for the well-being of our children, we must shift from a blame game to a collaborative ...

Celebrating Mac Maharaj on his 91st birthday: a legacy of leadership in South Africa's freedom

Logie Naidoo|Published

Reflecting on the life and contributions of Mac Maharaj, a pivotal figure in South Africa's freedom struggle, as he celebrates his 90th birthday. LOGIE NAIDOO highlights ...

Legalising lynching - Palestinians only, Israel’s Apartheid 2.0

Vanessa Govender|Published

As the Israeli Knesset passes a controversial death penalty law targeting Palestinians, celebrate and scrutiny entwine in a narrative of oppression, discrimination, ...

How a recent court ruling reshapes financial responsibilities in Islamic marriages

Yusuf Ismail|Published

Judge Masudah Pangarker and acting Judge Igshaan Higgins both of whom are Muslim, have made a pioneering ruling which has set a precedent for South African family ...

When cameras replace compassion

Yogas Nair|Published

What has happened to the humanity in man? Increasingly, when tragedy strikes -when someone is shot dead, lies dying, or is seriously wounded - onlookers do not rush ...

Navigating economic turbulence: households face rising costs and interest rate pressures

Jennifer Reddy|Published

This April, the pressure is mounting on South African families. As fuel prices hit record highs and interest rates pose a looming threat, the struggle is real for ...

This is you, this is who you were, and don't you dare forget it

Sanjith Hannuman|Published

In an era where we have endless options, the simplest actions can often express the truest form of love. Let this reflective piece inspire a return to the heartwarming ...

We commit to remove criminals from our road networks

Siboniso Duma|Published

Over the past weekend, the Road Traffic Inspectorate of KwaZulu-Natal arrested more than 80 drunk drivers and took significant steps against crime in the province. ...

Addressing Grade 12 exam errors: A call for justice or just damage control?

Suriamurthee Maistry|Published

As the pressure mounts for South Africa’s Grade 12 pupils, alarming errors in high-stakes exams could alter their futures.