Societal change is achievable today despite all the doom and gloom in the country

If the argument for abandoning race-based “transformation” has been won on the grounds of its failure to help SA’s poor, jobless millions, what of the counterargument that “transformation” has enriched some, and so can enrich everyone?

Michael Morris discusses South Africa's enduring societal resilience despite chronic instability, emphasizing the country's tendency to avoid revolutionary upheaval. He highlights a troubling economic disparity, citing a record R1.8-trillion in corporate cash reserves juxtaposed with alarming child malnutrition rates. The piece underscores the need for government action to restore confidence and growth, turning savings into jobs to address systemic issues and improve the nation's future workforce.

Trump warns all hell will break out if Hamas does not accept last chance agreement

The shooter always does seem to settle the argument, whether it’s valid or not

Whoever puts their hand up will need Helen Zille’s confidence and political courage

ANC fails to understand BEE is not to put people on company boards and dole out freebies

Andrew Feinstein chose to leave the party after having been ‘compelled to choose between truth and lies’

Advertising industry veteran Peter Vundla calls out Institute of Race Relations for opposing BEE experiment

In the world of ideas and policies — whether what to bomb, what to build — the golden rule is the two are the same