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We are tired of shallow power

We are tired of shallow power

By Lorenzo A Davids | Published Dec 2, 2024

‘With the latest statistics released by the Department of Police and the Western Cape’s Department of Police Oversight and Community Safety, no child is safe in the Western Cape. ’

Europe’s ‘register’ to steal Russia’s frozen assets is doomed to fail

By Abbey Makoe | Published Dec 1, 2024

This article explores the shortcomings of Europe’s Register of Damage for Ukraine, arguing that it is unlikely to achieve its intended goals and highlighting the geopolitical implications of the West's actions

Europe’s ‘register’ to steal Russia’s frozen assets is doomed to fail

Europe’s ‘register’ to steal Russia’s frozen assets is doomed to fail

World Aids Day: Ignorance does have consequences

By Opinion | Published Dec 1, 2024

World Aids Day: Ignorance does have consequences

Celebrating the courage of SA’s unsung freedom fighters

By Opinion | Published Dec 1, 2024

Celebrating the courage of SA’s unsung freedom fighters

SSA’s internal turmoil poses a grave threat to national security

By Opinion | Published Nov 30, 2024

SSA’s internal turmoil poses a grave threat to national security

COP29 funding ‘deal’ poised to heap more debt pain on Africa

By Opinion | Published Nov 30, 2024

COP29 funding ‘deal’ poised to heap more debt pain on Africa

Beyond the hashtags: The reality of gender-based violence in South Africa

By Opinion | Published Nov 30, 2024

Beyond the hashtags: The reality of gender-based violence in South Africa

The Cape Town Labour Corps Memorial, a history often forgotten

By Supplied | Published Nov 26, 2024

The Cape Town Labour Corps Memorial, a history often forgotten

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Scramble for Mine Tailings: Corporate greed vs community survival

By Opinion | Published Nov 22, 2024

Scramble for Mine Tailings: Corporate greed vs community survival

Scramble for Mine Tailings: Corporate greed vs community survival

Colonialism has left a deep wound in us, Africa tells Russia

By Abbey Makoe | Published Nov 17, 2024

Colonialism has left a deep wound in us, Africa tells Russia

Colonialism has left a deep wound in us, Africa tells Russia

From Gaza to Stilfontein: Starving the vulnerable to protect power

By Opinion | Published Nov 16, 2024

From Gaza to Stilfontein: Starving the vulnerable to protect power

From Gaza to Stilfontein: Starving the vulnerable to protect power

Can a superstar hippo help save Africa’s rainforests?

By The Conversation | Published Nov 13, 2024

Can a superstar hippo help save Africa’s rainforests?

Can a superstar hippo help save Africa’s rainforests?

Ramaphosa’s indecisiveness a stark contrast to Mandela’s firmness

By | Published Nov 9, 2024

Ramaphosa’s indecisiveness a stark contrast to Mandela’s firmness

Ramaphosa’s indecisiveness a stark contrast to Mandela’s firmness

Spatial Development Framework: Redefining the same shape of the apartheid city

By Supplied | Published Nov 4, 2024

Spatial Development Framework: Redefining the same shape of the apartheid city

Spatial Development Framework: Redefining the same shape of the apartheid city

Israel and allies will ultimately be held accountable for Gaza

By Abbey Makoe | Published Nov 3, 2024

Israel and allies will ultimately be held accountable for Gaza

Israel and allies will ultimately be held accountable for Gaza

Karyn Maughan’s ‘letter’ is a cheap propaganda attack against Independent Media and Dr Survé

By Opinion | Published Nov 3, 2024

Karyn Maughan’s ‘letter’ is a cheap propaganda attack against Independent Media and Dr Survé

Karyn Maughan’s ‘letter’ is a cheap propaganda attack against Independent Media and Dr Survé

National Dialogue must be more than a national talk shop

By Opinion | Published Nov 2, 2024

National Dialogue must be more than a national talk shop

National Dialogue must be more than a national talk shop

Gondongwana’s promises another false dawn as GNU falters

By Opinion | Published Nov 2, 2024

Gondongwana’s promises another false dawn as GNU falters

Gondongwana’s promises another false dawn as GNU falters

Why SA’s decision to move Taiwan’s office is justified

By Abbey Makoe | Published Oct 27, 2024

Why SA’s decision to move Taiwan’s office is justified

Why SA’s decision to move Taiwan’s office is justified

My journey with polio: a dance of resilience and empowerment

By Supplied | Published Oct 26, 2024

My journey with polio: a dance of resilience and empowerment

My journey with polio: a dance of resilience and empowerment

Independent Media committed to ethical journalism

By Opinion | Published Oct 26, 2024

Independent Media committed to ethical journalism

Independent Media committed to ethical journalism

Press Council’s stifling of dissenting voices a blow for free speech

By Opinion | Published Oct 26, 2024

Press Council’s stifling of dissenting voices a blow for free speech

Press Council’s stifling of dissenting voices a blow for free speech

Editor’s Note: GNU contradictions laid bare between the ANC and the DA

By Quinton Mtyala | Published Oct 25, 2024

Editor’s Note: GNU contradictions laid bare between the ANC and the DA

Editor’s Note: GNU contradictions laid bare between the ANC and the DA

Auditor General's role in ensuring clean governance

By Michael Bagraim | Published Oct 24, 2024

Auditor General's role in ensuring clean governance

Auditor General's role in ensuring clean governance

Voices Silenced: The implications of the Sunday Independent’s conflict with the Press Council

By Sizwe Dlamini | Published Oct 21, 2024

Voices Silenced: The implications of the Sunday Independent’s conflict with the Press Council

Voices Silenced: The implications of the Sunday Independent’s conflict with the Press Council