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“The day I left for Mecca, I told myself and God that if, by the time I came back to Cape Town, I still feel this way towards women — still...
The Philosophical Society of Southern Africa (PSSA) is on the brink of...
The philosophical community of South Africa was rocked by allegations of racism at the annual meeting of the Philosophical Society of South Africa...
I am not generous with my use of the term “genocide” in public discourse. There are plenty of reasons for this. A large number of nations today...
“This job is my way out,” says Nosisa Maseka. She does the books for the Sikuvile Farmers Association, based next to Swaziland’s northeastern...
Over the past year and half, as Islamic State experienced several military defeats in Iraq, Libya and Syria, many renowned terrorism experts...
“We prayed. What else could we do?” Thulani Simelane says and smiles. Everyone in Swaziland seems to smile as they talk. But he then looks away...
I was drinking one night at my regular spot in Melville, but I was getting so bored, I decided to go to another spot across the street. When I got...
Change is never easy, especially in complicated matters such as evolving the education system to meet the demands of life in the 21st century....
What do you make of the ANC-led government saying it wants to explore the possibility of expropriation without compensation, which has been...
POLITICSIn January 2001, three journalists at the Daily News, an independent newspaper in Harare, were arrested and questioned by...
NEWS ANALYSISShortly before public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane was to address the media on her first 100 days in office, news leaked that...
