Subscribe
Sign in
Home
Podcast
Politics
Economics
Philosophy
History
Culture
Science
Submissions
About
Culture
Latest
Top
Discussions
Forget Putting South Africans First, Put Your Children First
There is only so much schools can do to produce better outcomes. Without parents being involved, children cannot succeed.
May 5
•
Mpiyakhe Dhlamini
8
4
5
Weight-Loss Drugs And Freedom Of Choice
Fat or thin, it is hard being human. As Thomas Sowell says: “There are no solutions, there are only trade-offs.”
Apr 15
•
RS Guest Author
Beyond the Rainbow: Rethinking Nation-Building in South Africa
Rainbowism may be noble in intent, but it has failed to take root as South Africa’s unifying civic creed. It is time to rethink nation-building through…
Mar 19
•
Ayanda S Zulu
4
3
3
The Death of Woke?
Wokeness promised compassion. Instead, it normalized conformity, hypocrisy, and division.
Mar 14
•
Ilan Preskovsky
4
1
Celebrating Failure: Why South Africa’s Matric Results Are a Lie
Debating the 30% pass issue is really like debating how to repaint the walls of a house that is clearly falling apart.
Feb 9
•
RS Guest Author
3
1
Why People Persist In Posting
Why do people persist in posting articles and comments on social media when they generally have no real-world impact at all? It’s a mystery worthy of an…
Feb 3
•
Trevor Watkins
6
6
2
Countryside Creativity And A Unique Diversification
Tucked away in a quiet countryside area of Midrand amongst horses and beyond the fast-growing forest of townhouse complexes lies the Summerhill Private…
Jan 28
•
RS Guest Author
3
The Pitfalls Of Biological Essentialism In Understanding Society And Progress
Biological essentialism, in some ways, continues to be a lens that people use to make sense of issues and difference in South Africa.
Dec 23, 2025
•
Ayanda S Zulu
5
1
1
Education Entrepreneurs – Big And Small
South Africans have always been a tough bunch, and it is great to see educator entrepreneurs coming up with inventive ways of providing our young people…
Dec 2, 2025
•
RS Guest Author
2
1
Courts In Crisis? Restoring Credibility To South Africa’s Judiciary
The crisis in confidence is not solely a judicial problem: it reflects weaknesses across the criminal‑justice ecosystem, from policing and prosecution…
Nov 19, 2025
•
RS Guest Author
6
1
The Never-Ending Problem In Higher Education
Whoever controls higher education isn’t preoccupied with today or tomorrow, but with the future and the direction of politics in society.
Nov 3, 2025
•
Ayanda S Zulu
3
1
The Unheralded Little Players In Private Education
Here I would like to highlight the lesser-known smaller groups and schools that have shown extra-ordinary innovation in filling the gap left by…
Oct 30, 2025
•
RS Guest Author
4
2
2
This site requires JavaScript to run correctly. Please
turn on JavaScript
or unblock scripts