Why the EFF remains the home of South Africa’s revolutionary youth
Youth month is a stark reminder that change is possible and can be driven and achieved by young people. That is why the EFF remains committed to leading with young…
Local growth, global ambition
For Unilever Southern Africa, localisation is a leadership strategy that strengthens competitiveness, resilience and economic participation, while investment in young people extends that impact into businesses, households and communities, says…
A system which has demanded everything but returned nothing
Professor Bonang Mohale lays down the factsbefore calling on everyone to vote in November When the almost 76-year-old President Rolihlahla N. Mandela lived to see his own inauguration and so…
More than just SA: Afrophobia, broken trust, and Africa’s unfulfilled promise
South Africa’s Afrophobia reveals a troubling betrayal of pan-African solidarity. Historical injustices mirror today’s xenophobic violence, reflecting deeper governance failures as the continent grapples with a migration crisis, writes Thebe…
From recovery to resilience: Amathole District Municipality builds momentum
After years of financial instability and service delivery challenges, Amathole District Municipality Municipal Manager Dr Bhekisisa Mthembu believes the institution is entering a new chapter defined by accountability, infrastructure investment…
Understanding the structural collapse of South Africa’s sub-national economy
The nation cannot achieve financial or developmental balance by eroding its own local foundations, writes Dr Pali Lehohla The structural collapse of South Africa’s sub national economy cannot be understood…
An open letter to President Cyril Ramaphosa
In a constitutional democracy, leadership is not about holding on to power. It is about serving the people, writes Jay Naidoo. Dear Mr President, I write to you not as…
Finding our rhythm: can Gauteng shape its future before its future shapes it?
The choices made today, by government leaders, business executives, community organisations, and citizens, will shape Gauteng’s trajectory for years to come, writes Olona Majikijela On Wednesday, 13 May 2026, the…
Stewardship, trust and the future of Citadel
For Sajeel Maharaj, stepping into the role of CEO of Citadel is not about changing the identity of one of South Africa’s most respected independent wealth management businesses. He views…
South Africa is not Africa’s enemy– it is one of Africa’s greatest partners
Recent statements and media narratives emerging from parts of West Africa, particularly in relation to concerns raised in sections of Nigeria and Ghana, have portrayed South Africa as a country…


