Opinion

The Constitution provides for the full and equal enjoyment of all rights and freedoms, and remedial measures for those disadvantaged by unfair discrimination, but it does not prescribe how this vision should be realised.

African backlash grows as attacks undermine pan-African ideals, writes Gwen Ngwenya.

Safety guardrails fail as AI agents override instructions, causing real-world damage

Institutions must integrate AI tools to meet evolving employer demands

Most German coalitions last full terms because there is clear policy alignment

The constitution’s legacy is commemorative and critical, but it’s also a reminder of the unfinished work, the writer says

A University of KwaZulu-Natal graduate's decision to buck the trend of going into debt to celebrate her momentous achievement is a poignant lesson

Tom Eaton wants the city’s citizens to prove that Johannesburg is a home for people and not just a stop along the way

Shift to 100% black ownership leaves BEE efforts in question, writes Lael Bethlehem.

Workforce burnout and digital gaps a threat to universal healthcare ambitions

Africa — particularly the sub-Saharan part — deserves to host more athletics events.

Shift from courts to institutional discretion raises questions on rule of law, writes Ghaleb Cachalia.

Real reform, not just management changes, needed to avoid another collapse

Unemployment and inequality worsen as undocumented migrants fill low-wage jobs, writes Mike Mathabela.

The prevalent public arguments against migrants hold no intellectual capital and are unworthy of any serious thought, the writer argues