NWASA Affirms Cultural Diplomacy, International Law and Solidarity with the People and Leaders of Cuba, as well as the Cuban Writers
By Dr Lebogang Lance Nawa The National Writers Association of South Africa (NWASA) expresses its solidarity with the writers, artists,…
Amb Ndebele hails PVG as a programme to upskill public servants to be agents of change
By Nthambeleni Gabara Today, South Africa needs the Public Value Governance (PVG) programme to ensure that public servants are real…
Initiative designed to boost service delivery, increase accountability officially unveiled
By Nthambeleni Gabara A progressive initiative that embodies a shared aspiration to strengthen governance systems, enhance institutional effectiveness and promote…
Andile Msindwana: How a Careless Phrase Betrays Players, Patients and Progress
I felt that I had to author this immediately considering the consistent discussions that we are likely to have in pursuit of…
TRADE UP NORTH 2026: Powering Industrial Growth Across Southern Africa – Connecting suppliers with buyers across SADC
23 July 2026 | Cresta Marang Gardens Hotel | Francistown, Botswana As Botswana accelerates its economic diversification agenda, Trade Up North…
Newly-Elected NWASA Leadership: Writers as custodians of memory and conscience – Charting a new course
By Saul Molobi The outcomes of the Second Elective General Assembly of the National Writers’ Association of South Africa (NWASA)…
‘Stop counting jobs and start counting value-creating enterprises,’ AfDB forum urges policymakers
JJ African policymakers, development institutions and youth leaders have called for sweeping reforms to education, labour and investment policies to…
Apostle M. Zondi: Through the Eyes of the Clergy – Why the SACP’s So-Called “Conference of the Left” Is Not Yet a Conference of the Left
From the perspective of the clergy, political gatherings are not judged by the size of their attendance, the militancy of…
Thabo Moloko: The Hour Requires Engagement, Not Withdrawal – A Response to Apostle M. Zondi and the Crisis of the South African Left
His central argument is that the SACP’s Conference of the Left is not yet a genuine conference of the left…
Andile Msindwana: Role of the Middle Class in the Socio-Political Management of a Country
The middle class occupies a distinctive and often underestimated position within political systems. While political and economic discourse frequently focuses on the polarities…