Our moral fibre is Mkhatshwa’s passion
Catholic priest and chairperson of the Moral Regeneration Movement (MRM) Fr Smangaliso Mkhatshwa is passionate, and through his entity is determined to help steer... Read more.
Hope has been replaced by despair as Joburg’s fall from grace continues
The words with painful allusions that Joburg city could be crumbling, and becoming a wasteland, are not far-fetched – they are a reality facing the nation. To... Read more.
Always stand up for justice and truth
In an interesting and insightful social justice video that has been making the rounds on social media, a professor in his lecture room tells a young woman to exit... Read more.
Coming to terms with the GNU reality
Do politicians understand that self-restraint, as opposed to the launch of a vituperative attack on others, is a sign of political virtue and maturity—a strength... Read more.
Wanton destruction of infrastructure unacceptable
It is difficult not to be angry when you are a South African ratepayer, or even a taxpayer, if your daily experience is the destruction by vandals of public property... Read more.
The Legacy of Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe
“We as African Nationalists do not hate the Europeans — we have no racial hatred — we only hate white oppression and white domination, and not the white people... Read more.
We can’t be indifferent as children die
The death of children as a result of food poisoning at the hands of unscrupulous spaza shops, mostly owned by foreign nationals, has been described by the Moral... Read more.
Why we need quality MPs, legislators
Debating skills in parliament, or at a provincial legislature, or at municipal chambers, are a requirement that should not be taken for granted, for constitutional... Read more.
Union may be what Anglicans need
Could the unionisation of church workers, including priests, particularly in the context of the recent reported incidents of alleged persecution of priests by the... Read more.
Church’s cornerstone is human rights
The Anglican Church in some of the dioceses in Gauteng, notably those in Johannesburg and the Highveld, are notoriously and strongly warming up to right-wing leadership... Read more.
