Opinion

Teachers must know their actions impact real lives

The state must fund and fix our public education system so no pupil is left behind

By 2024/25, there were more than 4,000 informal settlements across SA. Though some of these unsightly shacks belong to South Africans, the majority are owned by foreigners.

As the Class of 2025 embarks on post-school life, we wish them success.

Minister’s assertions that SA’s youth is passive about finding employment not backed by evidence

US President Donald Trump’s regime is a rogue state, and the world must hold it accountable.

Hugo Broos claims that Bafana Bafana did not perform well at the Afcon due to a lack of South African players playing in the big leagues in Europe.

The UAE has recently positioned itself beyond just being a tourist destination — a trade shift SA can learn from as it develops its economy.

Back-to-school must mean a real return to learning for those who became mothers too soon

Hijacked properties are a perennial problem in our communities and are not only limited to skyscrapers in the city centres.

Watching turnouts at ANC rallies, in other words, is only part of the story

Let township pupils enjoy recreation like those in wealthier areas

Does the ANC ever scrutinise its surroundings to determine whether there is a valid justification for celebration?

Learners deserve nothing less than a stable start to the year

‘We must replace the bottle with opportunity before the social fabric of communities unravels beyond repair’