I have followed with keen interest a conversation unfolding on different platforms about the killing of criminal suspects by police, in particular in KwaZulu-Natal.The debate is highly charged and certainly necessary.

The protesters were accusing journalists of this publication and elsewhere of shielding alleged corruption by a sitting judge, presumably as part of some conspiracy.

last week was an important reminder of what we can be as a nation, if we did not allow mediocre rogues to influence and shape the direction of our beautiful country.

With their entry forms, schools had to write motivations letters for selection. I’ve read every single one of them and I can tell you, selecting only 32 was a tough ask. The ones that struck a chord with me were those written by the pupils themselves, at times by hand. Just pen and paper telling a compelling and authentic story.

It had been clear all of last week that the province was “on fire”, as some experts call it.

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Practices rooted in violence have no place in a constitutional democracy

Meaningless power plays designed only to distract us from looting project

Chief justice has a responsibility to protect dignity of his office

Voters no longer believe their choice makes a difference