The interview that never was
Is South Africa's governance system crumbling? Explore the Mchunu-Nkabinde controversy that reveals the dangers of political convenience.
The ethnicalisation of African languages and megatribes
Exploring how the classification of African languages fails to reflect their interconnectedness, this article argues for a revision that acknowledges the shared ...
Somalia’s Oil Discovery: Is this an energy boon or a resource curse?
Somalia's oil discovery is back in the spotlight, with significant reserves recently certified off its coast. This article delves into the historical context of ...
#G20WomenShutdown: Will South Africa wake up to women's struggles before it's too late?
On November 21, South Africa will pause for the G20 Women’s Shutdown, as citizens unite to demand recognition for women's vital roles in society. Will this movement ...
The Platinum Price: What Trump’s G20 rant really costs
US President Donald Trump’s foreign policy appears chaotic, with threats to South Africa, Nigeria, and Afghanistan, alongside controversial tariffs and the termination ...
Fluent in everything but ourselves
Every year, hundreds of African languages face extinction due to systematic erasure, threatening our wisdom, history, and identity. This article explores the urgent ...
Zuma's Power Play: Could Hlophe's suspension spark a leadership crisis?
Jacob Zuma's suspension of deputy Dr John Hlophe aims to stabilise the uMkhonto weSizwe Party ahead of its first local government elections. Political analysts warn ...
A new world order thrashed out in China through Global South Media Corporation
Media leaders from the Global South gathered in Xi’an, China, to establish a new world order in media cooperation. What does this mean for the future of global media ...
The politics of non-action and the judicialisation of governance in South Africa
Explore how the ANC's politics of non-action has transformed South Africa's governance landscape, allowing the judiciary to take the lead in social change.
Jail the hungry, protect the wealthy – Corruption is not a victimless crime
Why does South Africa have two justice systems? Explore the stark contrast between the treatment of the poor and the wealthy in a country grappling with corruption." ...
Are we failing the youth in the age of AI?
With 4.9 million unemployed youth and a looming AI crisis, South Africa must urgently reskill its young population. This article responds to Outa's claims and advocates ...
Jail the hungry, protect the wealthy, corruption is not a victimless crime
Why does South Africa have two justice systems? Explore the stark contrast between the treatment of the poor and the wealthy in our courts.
Bitcoin vs. 1961: Why South Africa’s crypto crackdown hit a legal wall
Explore the pivotal Supreme Court of Appeal case that could redefine the status of Bitcoin in South Africa, as the High Court's ruling raises critical questions ...