Opinion

Launch Africa Ventures co-founder Zach George sat down with Kieno Kammies, founder of Innovate Africa, to unpack how the firm backs seed-to-pre-series A founders and where local investors can find real upside.

A court order provisionally sequestrating Roy Muleya, one of the main role players in illicit tobacco trade, is a boost for Sars’s efforts to combat the illicit tobacco trade

Is this the man who excels at political chess like we’re told? asks Eaton

France is a team I enjoy, but their reputation of being the sport’s running rugby romantics is the most misrepresented, write Mark Keohane

While the nation focuses on visible technological advancements, it often overlooks the foundational importance of mathematics in areas like agriculture, infrastructure and governance

The future of our memories is at stake, writes Gray

The win has particularly influenced Germany’s Left party and Britain’s Greens, while established parties like Germany’s SPD and Britain’s Labour party are urged to refocus on core social policies to regain voter support

Voters are tired of these cliches, writes Baxolile Nodada, the DA deputy chief whip 

Executive authority overreach is under investigation, writes Lucky Mathebula

The decorated judge presided over the David versus Goliath case against a major multinational corporation from the ‘Global North’ that became a seminal judgment

The former president has criticised the lack of intellectual input in national policies despite his past dismissal of expert opinions, says Eaton

On a recent day, Indira Govender, a doctor in a rural community in northern KwaZulu-Natal, was busy with her weekly session at the local clinic when she witnessed three people breaking down mentally

The growing crisis where students are using their NSFAS allowances on betting sites highlights the failure of current policies and the gambling industry's exploitation of vulnerable youth, writes Manamela

The Sars v Sasfin case tests whether financial institutions can be held accountable for aiding illicit financial flows when they fail to report suspicious activities, resulting in significant tax losses for the state

Sinentlahla Shinga died after her cancer was misdiagnosed as TB ― the tragedy demands more than sympathy, it needs systemic reform