Over the past few months, I have been inundated with calls, emails, public engagements and social…
Author: Writer
Mukoni Ratshitanga’s pen carries the burning ink that narrates the history of a defiant Sally Motlana.
This reflective article provides an account of Mukoni’s well-researched book, which unearths and records names that…
As Chiefs Saved From Relegation in 1985, it will help it to win the league in 2026
It is a well-known fact that there is an intense rivalry and arch-enemy tussles between two…
THE CONSTITUTION AT 30 AND THE PROMISE OF UNIVERSAL ACCESS TO WATER
On 8 May 2026, South Africa marks 30 years since adopting a Constitution that redefined the…
Whose Voice Counts? A Ground-Level View of South Africa’s Immigration Debate
South Africa’s immigration debate is not just about borders, law, or policy. It is about power—specifically,…
Coalition Politics in SA Cannot Remain a Game of Numbers Ahead of the LGE
In April, the Democratic Alliance (DA) tabled an interesting proposed amendment for delegates at its 2026…
THE NORTH WEST IS NOT A KINGDOM — NO LEADER IS ABOVE THE COURTS
As an ANC member in good standing from Greater Taung Ward 12, let me reflect on…
Workers of The North West Unite: Our Province Cannot Afford Another Betrayal!
As scores of South Africans commemorate International Workers Day, many have gathered in celebration of the…
Freedom Day: A Promise Deferred, Not Denied
Each year on Freedom Day, we are invited to remember the long lines, the trembling hands…
The General Mkhwanazi moment: A nation’s desperate cry for law and order
The “General Mkhwanazi moment” arrived when South Africa was slowly but surely being brought to its…
Pieters sentenced for killing newborn baby
The Phillipstown Regional Court has sentenced Samuel Pieters to 30 years’ direct imprisonment for the murder…
Does the Djiboutian President Ismail Omar Guelleh’s re-election reflect his will or that of the electorate?
The re-election of Ismail Omar Guelleh as President of Djibouti on April 10, 2026, has sparked…