For the first time in 80 years, nuclear war is a real possibility
With the shadow of Hiroshima and Nagasaki looming large, we must confront the unsettling reality: the threat of nuclear war is no longer a distant fear but an imminent danger. What can we do to prevent history from repeating itself?
Hypocrisy Behind Caroline James and amaBhungane’s Paternalistic International Press Freedom Day Posturing
On International Press Freedom Day, Edmond Phiri critiques Caroline James's article, highlighting the hypocrisy of amaBhungane's stance on press freedom while attacking Independent Media's Chairperson, Dr Iqbal Survé.
How News24's Twatterbaas Scandal Exposed the Moral Collapse of South African Journalism
Is South African journalism losing its moral compass? The Twatterbaas scandal raises critical questions about media integrity and accountability.
Why the Media Must Stop Misrepresenting Dr Iqbal Survé's Role in AYO
An analysis of Ann Crotty's article on AYO Technology Solutions reveals a troubling trend in South African financial media: the misrepresentation of Dr Iqbal Survé, highlighting the need for accurate and responsible journalism.
Ukraine’s Refusal to Pause the Guns Casts a Long Shadow Over Global Diplomacy
As Ukraine firmly rejects a proposed ceasefire, the implications for global diplomacy and the ongoing conflict become increasingly complex, says the writer.
The Decline of the Dollar, the Rise of BRICS, and the Future of African Development Financing
The shifting global financial landscape, marked by the decline of the US dollar and the ascent of BRICS nations, presents Africa with unprecedented opportunities for development financing and economic partnerships, says the writer.
A Man of the People: Hamba Kahle Papa Francisco
Reflecting on the life and legacy of Pope Francis, a beloved figure known for his humour, compassion, and unwavering support for the marginalized. As a devoted supporter of San Lorenzo de Almagro FC, he leaves behind a profound impact on both the Church and the world.
Xenophobia Is a Social Construct
There is no hate toward fellow Africans — there is a call for sovereignty, dignity, and economic security, writes Gillian Schutte.
Freedom Month | Freedom's Legacy; Honouring the Past, Shaping the Future
Address by Mphumzi Mdekazi, CEO of the Walter and Albertina Sisulu Foundation for Social Justice, to the BRICS Student Community, University of Zululand.