OPINIONS
South Africa’s Race Relations Are Stronger Than Many Believe
Despite the country’s heated political rhetoric, South Africans remain remarkably united in their desire to live and prosper together.
13.10.2026 |
The Editorial Board
Why South Africans Loathe News24 and What to Do About It
Across the world, people are growing tired of the petty vindictiveness of divisive political and media elites who keep pulling their societies down.
12.10.2026 |
The Editorial Board
South Africa’s Problems Remain Remarkably Easy to Fix
Be positive. It is very easy to turn South Africa’s economy around.
12.10.2026 |
The Editorial Board
I Watched the Rot Begin in Local Government: A Johannesburg Councillor on the Price of No Consequence Management
This article discusses the systemic issues in local government management in Johannesburg, highlighting financial mismanagement and lack of accountability. It reflects on the historical context and current implications for residents.
12.10.2026 |
Ivor Blumenthal
Obedience is Not Patriotism
Neal Froneman’s critiques of the government are not because he does not love the country – quite the opposite.
11.10.2026 |
Jade Davenport
Thousands of Convicted Sex Offenders Missing from Register
Ian Cameron writes that parents will be shocked to learn that 10 748 convicted sex offenders are still missing from the national register, while the public remains unable to access it.
11.10.2026 |
Ian Cameron
When the Facts Don't Fit the Story
Paula Slier writes on the misunderstandings between Israelis and Palestinians, highlighting the impact of perceptions on their interactions. She reflects on the ongoing conflict and the narratives that shape public opinion.
11.10.2026 |
Paula Slier
JAG’s “Homecoming” Exhibition is a Must-See. Just Don’t Read the Curator Notes
The Johannesburg Art Gallery's Homecoming exhibition features 145 significant artworks. Visitors can enjoy free access to this cultural highlight in Johannesburg.
10.10.2026 |
Benji Shulman
Reflecting on the White Cross Project
The White Cross Project aimed to raise awareness about violence in South Africa. Events included a conference and a vigil in Washington DC.
10.10.2026 |
David Ansara
The Madness of King Zack (and his Greens)
The British Green Party’s mask has slipped.
9.10.2026 |
Simon Lincoln Reader
