Face(t)s of the City: Kagiso Patrick Mautloa and the living memory of Johannesburg
By Saul Molobi There are artists who depict a city, artists who interpret a city, and then there are artists…
Publisher’s Comment: When awards become a commodity, genius must become the standard
hh We live in a world where almost everything has been placed on the market. Almost everything has acquired a…
Amended PSA and PAMA necessary to reform public administration
The signing of the Public Service Amendment Act (PSA) and the Public Administration Management Act (PAMA) into law mark a…
Andile Msindwana: Respect is the Uncompromising Foundation of a Civil Society
WHAT RESPECT ACTUALLY MEANS Respect is not politeness. It is not agreement. It is not a favour granted when someone earns it,…
Andile Msindwana: Load Shedding – The Quiet Tax of the 20th Century
For years we asked: “When will load shedding end?” The better question is: “How did it begin?” Because load…
Queens of Resistance: From Aqualtune to the Women of Today — A Tribute to African Women, Liberation and Love
By Amb Phatse Justice Piitso Conversations across ages, changing coarse of history of mankind, magnificent occasion celebrating national women’s day,…
Publisher’s Comment: Beyond Attractions – Why South Africa must start marketing tourism transformation
South Africa does not have a tourism problem in the conventional sense. We have an abundance of tourism assets, an…
Siyabonga Hadebe | In the World of Myths: The ‘Township Economy’ is One of Them
Every society tells itself comforting stories. In South Africa, one of the most enduring is the notion of the ‘township economy’.…
Andile Msindwana: The Unfinished Debriefing – South African Policing and the Ghosts of Militarism
1. TO BE OR NOT TO BE The Madlanga Commission represents a critical venue through which the South African government is subjected to…
Liz Wilford-Smith: AfrikaBurn and the art of being human
AfrikaBurn is one event that is a must-attend every year in my calendar. No decision needed. Go! 2026 was my…