Analysis

In April more than 80 people lost their lives in flash floods as hundreds of homes were washed away by a “rain bomb” that hit areas of Durban. Spea

A report on the export outlook for South African coal published on Tuesday this week by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financ

Many of the things said by Dr John Kani in his anti-femicide speech on Friday, September 6 at the Market Theatre were nothing I hadn’t heard before.

Historically, institutions of higher learning have excluded women, and this continues to this day in the physical structures, the curricula, and the

A ministerial advisory committee is being established to provide the Cabinet with guidance on cannabis policy. Eyes may roll at the thought of anoth

The National Treasury recently released a bold and pragmatic discussion paper titled “Towards an Economic Strategy for South Africa”. It is breath o

“Why do some apologetic gestures actually seem to add fuel to the fire of spite?” This question was asked by Professor Erin O’Hara O’Connor of Vande

A Bahá'í Perspective People all over the world talk about their longing for peace and harmony. On the other hand they go along with the propositio

The report of the Advisory Panel on Land Reform and Agriculture has again emphasised the transitional nature of South African society as the country

“Bella woke up one morning and realised she’d had enough”. So began Helen Zahavi’s 1991 utterly liberating novel, “Dirty Weekend”, about o