Shamila Batohi can still redeem her legacy

Siyavuya Mzantsi|Published

What may make up for Batohi’s disastrous tenure is how they handle President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala case, which the NPA boss recently confirmed was being ...

Release of police-gang links report is victory for transparency, accountability

Lisa Isaacs , Nicola Daniels and Siyavuya Mzantsi|Published

We began asking serious questions about why the report continued being kept a secret from the public when KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi put ...

Workplaces should build, not break employees

Previn Vedan|Published

When people feel respected, they create more. When they feel safe, they stay longer.

How brave metro cop died fighting suspected robber

Staff Reporter|Published

Four suspects arrested for the murder of Metro Police Constable Tyler Lamb are set to appear in court.

Ramaphosa cannot outsource his decision on Senzo Mchunu

Siyavuya Mzantsi|Published

Since becoming president, Ramaphosa has mastered the art of delegating his decision-making responsibilities by appointing task teams, inquiries and advisory council. ...

GNU 'progress' is wishful thinking

Siyavuya Mzantsi|Published

What progress is there when youth unemployment is at an all time high? What progress are these leaders seeing when criminals operate in communities with impunity ...

Sudan mirrors politics of grievability

Ali Ridha Khan|Published

Ukraine received vigils, flags, sanctions, asylum, arms. Sudan receives occasional headlines and half-funded appeals.

Impact investing could answer many government’s pressing questions

Mandy Jayakody|Published

Governments cannot solve systemic problems in isolation.

Investment Summit a chance to showcase why Western Cape is ready for business

Ivan Meyer|Published

Our infrastructure pipeline is our investment into the economic futures of residents of the Western Cape.

How South Africans reproduce apartheid’s most dangerous habit

Ali Ridha Khan|Published

It is harder to move from memory to material action — to recognise that being anti-apartheid in 2025 is not radical, it is the minimum entry requirement for dignity. ...

Ramaphosa's anti-corruption stance remains irrelevant

Siyavuya Mzantsi|Published

What the President says about “steadily rebuilding” the country’s key institutions flies in the face of his commitment to decisively deal with corruption.

Police capture: DA's secrecy weakens fight against crime

Siyavuya Mzantsi|Published

The DA cannot claim to be serious in its demands for more policing powers to the province when its approach is characterised by secrecy.

Coordinated public action should now be felt in Parliamentary meetings

Thabisile Miya|Published

The public pressure leading to the withdrawal of the amendments demonstrated the power of coordinated public action.

US blockade or not, Cuba remains a beacon of hope for other nations

Fakri Rodríguez Pinelo|Published

While the US government has been following the same aggressive playbook for decades, hoping that one day it would pay off, Cuba is not alone.

Fort Hare destruction should not go unpunished

Thembile Ndabeni|Published

Whether those students were angry or not, they have counterarguments, other theories, or facts about what they did cannot be justifiable.

How genocide perpetrators exploit the legal framework

Shawn Simpson|Updated

If the international legal order cannot respond effectively when a population is being destroyed before our eyes, it will lose credibility, and it arguably already ...

School violence is an indictment on parents, scholars

Farouk Araie|Published

It is imperative that those in charge of education remove violent learners from class to increase the quality and quantity of learning for motivated and well behaved ...

'ALL BILL' COULD BE DA'S DO OR DIE MOMENT

Siyavuya Mzantsi|Published

So far the DA has only been in the GNU to help the ANC get on with its business. Its participation has yet to translate to any influence in policy direction.

G20 is Africa's chance to reframe economic priorities globally

Adeoye O. Akinola|Published

Africa must look inward, strengthen governance at home, build institutional capacity, assert greater control over its resources, and reform its economies to make ...