We South Africans are products of a long, complicated history. We’ve shrouded ourselves in the shame of it all, creating barriers between us.

Being undocumented is a victimless, bureaucratic transgression, and in countless cases the fault is not of the asylum seeker or immigrant, writes Brent Meersman.

If SA’s phase 2 vaccine rollout is to be a ‘moment of hope’, then we need to be told exactly what is happening, writes Natale Labia.

After years of relative calm, how did Israel and Palestine again arrive at a point of no return, where bodies pile up with no hope in sight?

Two days into the testimony of Ramaphosa, who was vice-president throughout the entire term of President Zuma, we are left none the wiser.

I sympathise with the students, but there are more important battles to be fought than Adam Habib’s contextualised and qualified use of the N word.

Our concerns are not taken seriously and the leadership of WPCA is failing in its fiduciary duties for which they must be held accountable.

Piers Morgan needs to be admitted to the burns unit after this: His unhinged rants about Harry and Meghan were immaculately dismantled on Monday.

Jackson Mthembu, whose life was tragically cut short on Thursday, has had quite the journey. Here, we celebrate the minister for what he achieved.

Now he’s left the White House, speculation about the future of Donald Trump is mounting. Here’s why we think he should come and live in South Africa.

When it comes to influencer culture, don’t throw the babe out with the bathwater because it’s been around for centuries.

A joint scientific study by Blood Lions and World Animal Protection highlights how lion farms in South Africa pose a potential health risk to thousands of local and international tourists, as well as the work force and respective communities.

In his first major public appearance since retiring as president of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi chose to highlight a cause that has been somewhat ignored through the COVID-19 crisis: The plight of the youth.

Too much information is not always a good thing. As 2020 has proven, fake news may even cost you your life.

World Elephant Day: Africa is home to around 415,000 African elephants – a sobering 30% drop in the last decade and down from 10 million a century ago.

World Lion Day, which was yesterday, celebrates one of South Africa’s most iconic species – lions.

Any hope of Jozef Zinnbauer’s Orlando Pirates winning silverware this season rests on the form of the misfiring Thembinkosi Lorch.

Ahead of National Women’s Day in South Africa on Sunday 9 August, we asked university students for their perspectives on feminism.

We need to trust the justice system as a branch of government, but this leads to the burning question of who keeps an eye on the judiciary?

It is no small thing for the people of Lebanon to describe a situation as a crisis. South Africans would do well to take note.

Continued load shedding, on top of a pandemic and countrywide lockdown, is a situation South Africans can ill-afford.

Pat Atherton is a warrior fighting a war which claims casualties every day. Many survive – and Pat plans to be one of them. He shares in his own words below on how, like a bolt from the blue, he was diagnosed with cancer in August 2019 and the brave fight for his life he’s been waging ever since.

Our ongoing research into the SA anti-apartheid movement provides four key lessons we can draw on today in the fight against racism, writes University of London lecturer.

This bizarre theory about 5G seemingly spewed up from nowhere has since been peddled by online conspiracy theorists and even celebrities on social media.

The controversial BEE debate is back, and the misconceptions bigger than ever.