In a brief note, President Cyril Ramaphosa has accepted DA leader John Steenhuisen’s request to remove the key wildlife portfolio from Dion George.

South African businesses find themselves having to manage complex regulations and the massive compliance costs that go along with the government’s persistence with Black Economic Empowerment (BEE).

If we fix what’s broken and speak about what makes us uncomfortable, we can build a society that values dignity in its truest and most human form.

The amended Employment Equity Act continues to include persons with disabilities as a designated group, regardless of race. Now, employers should invest in developing the skills they need from persons ...

Is citizenship being purposefully throttled until the White Paper on Citizenship, Immigration and Refugee Protection finds political traction, which the GNU cannot provide in its current composition?

Now when I say AI I mean the large language models. I have nothing against AI being used in medical screening for improved disease recognition and prevention, for example, or for help with complex ...

Unburdened by the need for passports or visas, birds have freedom of the skies. They can fly off to pretty much anywhere they choose. That’s the theory. In reality, their ability to move to survive ...

In a world where South African journalism is clinging to the cliff-edge with increasingly slippery fingers, the Competition Commission has thrown a rope — though whether it’s sturdy enough remains to ...

The real crisis in southern Africa is not an elephant overpopulation crisis. It’s a human land use, inequality and governance crisis that we keep disguising as a numbers game.

The Tanzanian internet shutdown caused great suffering and serious injury through multiple mechanisms, including facilitating mass killings, but Tanzanians have found many ways to fight back and ...

Former Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber president Loyiso Dotywana has called for the metro’s mayors to be given a yearly performance agreement to decide whether they stay or go.

When church leaders and NGOs spoke out about the collapse of Nelson Mandela Bay, they unleashed a storm — political abuse, spy allegations, and chaos in council chambers. But beneath the noise, one ...