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November 25 marked the annual commemoration of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, as well as the commencement of t

In times of uncertainty and turmoil, true revolutionaries always find their safety and salvation in sound ideology and principled positions. To the

Fifty years after the historic Morogoro Conference, which was held in Tanzania from 25 April to 1 May 1969, and which was a pivotal moment in the hi

Kanya Cekeshe, the Fees must Fall student activist, has been languishing in prison for the past two years while Hellen Zille has been churning out h

The democratic dispensation with all its freedoms and rights that we enjoy in South Africa today cannot and must not be taken for granted. An import

The list of court cases faced by EFF leader Julius Malema and some of his fellow commissars is growing. There are many who will hope that these case

Last week, I met with the leadership of Black Business Council where, among other things, we discussed issues of transformation. 

The concept of human security was utilised in the early part of this century to refer to the need to address all aspects of social economic and huma

The three life sentences handed down to the rapist and killer of UCT student Uyinene Mrwetyana by the Cape High Court are befitting of this heinous

SA is a strange nation of dishonest people. We look each other in the eye and try to convince one another not to see what we see. The issue we lie a