Stellenbosch University does not operate in a unique bubble of prejudice and separateness; it reflects the magnitude of the mountain South Africa must still climb to effect social, economic and spatial justice, and build a united nation.
Climate change mitigation policies are not a choice, they are a matter of moral, economic and social necessity: for us, for our planet, for our children and our children’s children.
It’s important to the victims of apartheid injustices, and their descendants, that they don’t disappear through the cracks of political expediency.
The World Bank’s approval of a $497 million loan to repurpose the Komati Power Station in Mpumalanga, without job losses, is a major boost for South Africa’s so-called just transition from coal-fired energy generation to renewables.
We - as the GOOD Party - throw our full weight behind Eldorado Park's "GunsDown" Movement.
Recognising the plight of many ratepayers in the midst of a cost of living crisis is a step in the right direction.
The failure of the Western Cape Provincial Government’s Blue Dot Taxi project comes as no surprise. It was simply a gimmick, not based on any discernible policy, strategy or planning document.
More than 20 years after establishing a President’s Fund to benefit victims of apartheid, and rehabilitate communities identified by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, the State has yet to implement a single community project, Minister of Justice Ronald Lamola revealed today.
It seems “minor breaches” in the City of Cape Town’s procurement processes are preventing broader economic participation in areas where growth is desperately needed, and could even be used as loopholes for potential corruption and fraud.
South Africa is overwhelmed by a socio-economic crisis that is not going to be resolved in the short to medium term.