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IFP leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi launched his party’s manifesto amid a torrent of rain, recycling its 2016 local government elections slogan, ‘Trust

At 50%, South Africa has the highest youth unemployment in the world. Compounding this problem is that the longer young people remain unemployed, th

I once caught a glimpse of the TV series, Disenchantment – an animated fantasy geared toward adults which takes place in the crumbling medieval kin

A provincial police service. A provincial train service. That’s what the DA is promising South African voters – in conflict with current l

A Baha'i Perspective In 1975 the United Nations adopted 8th March as International Women’s Day, which every year is given a global theme. Th

Present indications are that South African voters are not gearing up to “do a Brazil” in the face of a mounting economic crisis and high levels of c

Anti-corruption campaigns are normally good for democracy. But they can threaten it: this happens when the people claiming to root out corruption ar

We have many challenges in life.  However, life is also full of opportunities for individual advancement and growth, for service to the common

At a casual glance, former National Party politician Jimmy Kruger and the Black First Land First (BLF) movement may appear strange bedfellows. The

Stellenbosch University has started building a new Biomedical Research Institute which will investigate diseases that have the greatest impact on So