Opinion

AfriForum must explain its double standard on criminals when it shakes hands with convicted rapists like the US president

The recent jail sentence for an octogenarian former attorney sends a strong message

Systemic failures and public sentiment fuel crisis for young South Africans of foreign descent

While commissions are by nature costly, this particular one has arguably offered greatest value for money

The historic achievements of African football demonstrate what becomes possible when visionary leadership is matched by sound governance, writes Cornelius Monama

Perhaps the crisis before us is not simply illegal immigration but institutional consequences of delayed governance, writes Itshokeng Kekana

With municipalities having racked up R24bn in fruitless and wasteful expenditure since 2021, the decision sends a necessary — if painful — message that fiscal accountability is no longer optional

The tragedy is not only the deaths of young people but also that what happened in Ratanda will more than likely happen in another community, writes Malaika Mahlatsi.

To succeed, the traffic system requires road management that works, writes Tom Eaton.

Why the IDC’s has made a commercially sound intervention

The UK and South Africa are both experiencing strong anti-immigration sentiment, leading to violent protests and fears of instability, writes Vivienne Vermaak.

New energy corridor promises jobs, investment and industrial resurgence, writes Clarence Tshitereke.

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Africa needs new ways to measure economic integration if the AfCFTA is to fulfil its promise of a truly unified continental market, writes Pali Lehohla

The revelations that followed are even more disturbing than what we learned when the KZN police commissioner broke every convention of police decorum with his July 6 briefing