Opinion

Canadian PM’s candour is refreshing for his milieu, though it’s old news to many people, and it will probably not change anything, writes Eaton

For some teens, emotional pain manifests as cutting, burning, hitting, biting, scratching and picking at skin, behaviour that is not to be confused with being suicidal

Are we witnessing a decline from an imagined past in which everyone did advanced mathematics?

The last-minute rush of desperate students and parents competing for space often blows up into protests, which are often violent and on occasion deadly

Here is what we know about the likely cost of a purchase and the constitutional limits on the president’s ability to acquire a new territory

Why are our country's politicians being rewarded with a salary increase when our country is reeling from the failures of government?

The critical question is whether the city can provide the institutional stability and sustained commitment needed for true urban renewal, writes Mngqibisa

By now provinces should know how to address the annual crisis of unplaced learners, Jansen writes

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The law must hold negligent scholar transport accountable and decisive action is needed

Here’s what makes a good mentor, according to Mike Teke

As US President Donald Trump cracked down on deadly protests in Minneapolis, Minnesota, he urged Iranians to keep protesting against the Islamic Republic’s clerical rulers.

Some of the feverishness of this moment is about something much bigger than all of us, writes Eaton

The severe weather, including heavy rainfall, strong winds, lightning and flooding, affected Limpopo, Mpumalanga, KZN, Eastern Cape and North West

After three decades of democracy, South Africa is at a precipice, writes Lehohla