Culture

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 •

RS Guest Author

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 •

RS Guest Author

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 •

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 •

RS Guest Author

Commercial Culture Is Needed In South Africa

The best way to foster a commercial culture and accommodate commerce is to allow the trade of services, such as e-hailing, to operate as freely as…

Oct 29 •

Zakhele Mthembu

Assassination and the Fragile Fabric of Social Cohesion

There is something inherently weak in resorting to murder as your best argument. It seems the old adage of “might is right” has taken center stage...

Oct 2 •

RS Guest Author

South Africa’s Demographic Challenge

South Africa’s demographic challenge is not merely technical. It touches on identity, fairness and the capacity of a society to reproduce itself.

Sep 22 •

RS Guest Author

The Druze Might Be Another Tribe in South Africa

Israel’s protection of the Druze is not merely humanitarian, it is strategic. It is a message to the world that true coexistence must be defended with…

Sep 9 •

RS Guest Author

UCT Lawyers Alleged of Attempt to Withhold Key Evidence in High Court Battle

The rule of law only functions when all actors play by the rules.

Aug 26 •

RS Guest Author

Remote Work Just Works

Allowing workers to skip the commute and work in the comfort of their own homes leads to greater productivity across the board.

Aug 25 •

Nicholas Woode-Smith

White Crosses and Straw Men

While our farmers bury their dead, the press buries the truth.

May 27 •

Leigh-Ann Hallak

When Neutrality is a Lie

How Editorial Gatekeeping Warps South Africa’s Media Landscape

May 24 •

Nicholas Woode-Smith

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