President Ramaphosa needs to step in to save Africa’s elephants and rhinos
Western animal rights groups are again using their formidable resources to demand that world trade in both…
Rwanda’s masterful deception
Exactly twenty years ago I sat in an Ottawa cafe with Canadian General Romeo Dallaire, the former…
High Court ruling recognises access to justice as a fundamental human right
South Africa is lauded as country with a progressive Constitution which is founded on the supremacy of…
Love comes in different forms
Today, millions of people around the world will be clamouring to buy roses and make dinner reservations…
There is no food security without food safety
Food security for all is a cornerstone of the United Nations 2030 Agenda, which recognizes that global…
Improvements on water and sanitation service delivery
Access to water is a mandatory imperative in terms of the National Water Act and the country’s…
Why I feel upbeat about Ramaphosa
I thought our president executed himself brilliantly at the SONA, far better than any of his predecessors.…
SA needs action, not personal shock and anger
South Africa awoke on Monday, February 11, exactly 29 years after, its first president Rolihlahla Mandela walked…
Clover sellout to Apartheid Israel faces resistance
What is it about Clover Dairy's proposed sellout to Israel's Central Bottling Company (CBC) that has everyone…
The struggle continues for the hungry in South Africa
Once again the election season is upon us. Voting for the government of their choice is what…
Reflections on SONA 2019
President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered an impressive and courageous State of Nation Address last Thursday. It was manifestly…
Privatising our assets? Eskom’s debt to the nation
South Africa has officially entered an era of privatization where so called non performing state owned assets will…
Mangena’s Toons
