Bafana Bafana are the darlings of the nation presently, but FIFA could kill our World Cup joy

Mervyn Naidoo|Published

Bafana Bafana have a great opportunity to lift the nation's spirits by qualifying for the 2026 FIFA tournament, but by playing an eligible player against Lesotho ...

Powering on to a TB-free society

Professor Rubeshan Perumal|Published

Professor Rubeshan Perumal delves into the challenges that TB continues to produce, but the fight to eradicate it completely must go on.

Mental health is a human right for all

Anolene Thangavelu Pillay|Published

Mental health is another human right that all of society must have access to and enjoy

No guaranteed silver lining with VAT hike

Dr Sanele Gumede|Published

Dr Sanele Gumede argues that while the government believes that raising the VAT rate will have benefits, he holds a contrary view.

Are we truly a transformed democratic nation: The impact of racial and ethnic profiling?

Dr Sheetal Bhoola|Published

Dr Sheetal Bhoola delves into the trend of racial profiling and some of its impacts.

President Ramaphosa, get your house in order

Mervyn Naidoo|Published

President Ramaphosa was hit with shock and wonder when he visited Johannesburg recently and took in the state of the city, but as the father of the nation should ...

What fuels student prostests?

Daily News Reporter|Published

One of the key reasons why the protests occur is the fact that students are left without the promised funding from the NSFAS. Often the funding is granted, but not ...

Confronting racism in South African schools is a necessity

Daily News Reporter|Published

The belief that people of different race groups are either inferior, superior and or different to one another is a huge hindrance to developing a cohesive society. ...

The impact of socio-economic factors on school violence

Published

The violent incidents are often based on reactions and responses to verbal violence, and emotional and psychological turmoil which can resonate with dire socio-economic ...

Policy framework needs to address dropout rates

Daily News Reporter|Published

The research study conducted by the Zero Dropout School campaign also highlighted that many young men tend to drop out because of poor academic performance and negative ...

Ithala's possible liquidation a threat to KZN communities

Published

We call on the KwaZulu-Natal provincial government, the National Treasury, and the Prudential Authority to work together to find a solution that prioritises the ...

South Africa’s G20 presidency faces challenges against a backdrop of political divisions

Ayanda Mdluli|Published

This is a moment of pride, symbolising African unity, collaboration, and a shared vision for a future where none are left behind in the pursuit of peace, security, ...

Children need 2025 global protection shift!

Letter to the Editor|Published

Explore the profound impact of childhood experiences on development, highlighting the urgent need for societal change to protect our children from abuse and neglect. ...

Looking forward to a happier and healthier 2025

Letter to the Editor|Published

End of year reflections from Bruce Fordyce.

Desmond Tutu – Grace in action

Letter to the Editor|Published

Reflecting on Desmond Tutu’s profound legacy, this article explores his call for action and reverence for human life in the context of global challenges.

Addressing GBV in KwaZulu-Natal: a call to action for men

Letter to the Editor|Published

This article explores the alarming rise of gender-based violence and femicide in KwaZulu-Natal during the festive season, urging men to take responsibility and reclaim ...

Remembering Durban’s beloved personalities: a sombre Christmas tribute

Letter to the Editor|Published

Several families in Durban face a sombre Christmas as they mourn the loss of prominent community figures, including educators, sports leaders and medical practitioners. ...

Dr. Iqbal Survé: Lessons from South Africa’s Billionaire Entrepreneur Who Built an Empire Against the Odds

Opinion|Published

Discover how Dr. Iqbal Survé's visionary leadership is reshaping South Africa's economic future as we transition into 2025.

Who ‘owns’ the traditional family home in SA? Court sets precedent, but the law remains murky

Opinion|Published

Explore the recent Johannesburg High Court ruling that defines the ‘family house’ under African customary law, addressing its cultural significance and the need ...