In KZN, home is not so easy to find
Identity in KwaZulu-Natal(KZN) has almost always been rooted in separation – sometimes even by which side of the uThukela River you call home. Our separate identities... Read more.
A gallant fight by the Egyptians
Egypt’s World Cup journey came to an end. And despite all the injustices, racism, and blatant favouritism, the Egyptian team remained fierce and professional.... Read more.
Minimum wage should not be a ceiling for fair pay
The treatment of food and beverage waitrons at Gold Reef City raises an important labour relations and corporate governance issue that deserves public attention.... Read more.
Islamophobia in SA – When manufactured fear becomes political currency
Islamophobia in South Africa can no longer be dismissed as the work of a few misguided individuals or isolated extremists. The evidence points to something far more... Read more.
Football’s global market still profits from racial stereotypes
With a Somali referee being denied entry into the US, and the surge of online racist abuse after 2026 World Cup matches, racism and exclusion in football are once... Read more.
LCBOs not the pathway to improving youth healthcare
There can be no disagreement that young South Africans face a profound crisis of unemployment, income insecurity and unequal access to healthcare. The fundamental... Read more.
Enyobeni verdict: a ruling that must not gather dust
Four years. That is how long it took for a magistrate to say, in a courtroom in Mdantsane, what every parent in Scenery Park knew in their bones: the deaths of 21... Read more.
Charmza
When a triple murder suspect turned himself into a fugitive run ning from|UK authorities to Africa, he hid in Johannesburg. Ndodana Tshuma, 45, thought South Africa... Read more.
Moegoe
The Gianni Infantino-led Fifa is facing scrutiny for staging the most controversial World Cup yet. There have just been so many offsides in America where most of... Read more.
LEN can stop HIV. But first, people need to understand it
The last person I expected to catch me off guard that summer’s evening was my 52-year-old aunt. We were roasting fresh maize around a fire in Chisamba, a rural... Read more.
