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We have a long journey ahead to ensure that all children get a decent education

We have a long journey ahead to ensure that all children get a decent education

By Michael Bagraim | Published Jun 7, 2024

“Now that the dust has settled and our vision for the future is not so marred, we can concentrate on the issue that was common in every political party’s manifesto – education. ”

Declining voter turnout in may upend story of a threatened democracy

By Rudi Buys | Published Jun 7, 2024

‘In public discourse protest and apathy are most often taken as the main reasons when citizens do not vote, and therefore also to explain declining voter turnout in national elections. ’

Declining voter turnout in may upend story of a threatened democracy

Declining voter turnout in may upend story of a threatened democracy

Can the DA represent South Africans in the 2020s?

By Halim Gençoğlu | Published Jun 7, 2024

Can the DA represent South Africans in the 2020s?

What elections 2024 results means to the Indigenous Peoples?

By OWN Correspondent | Published Jun 7, 2024

What elections 2024 results means to the Indigenous Peoples?

Editor’s Note: Humiliated ANC saves face with ‘unity’ plan

By Taariq Halim | Published Jun 7, 2024

Editor’s Note: Humiliated ANC saves face with ‘unity’ plan

The hurdles that both the ANC and DA will have to overcome to form a coalition

By Quinton Mtyala | Published Jun 7, 2024

The hurdles that both the ANC and DA will have to overcome to form a coalition

The new politics of woundedness

By Lorenzo A Davids | Published Jun 3, 2024

The new politics of woundedness

How cultural markers were used in the late 19th century to validate religious authority

By Halim Gençoğlu | Published May 31, 2024

How cultural markers were used in the late 19th century to validate religious authority

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It was a sight to behold – a happy and productive workforce

By Michael Bagraim | Published May 31, 2024

It was a sight to behold – a happy and productive workforce

It was a sight to behold – a happy and productive workforce

Simmers: ‘Don’t be fooled by politically motivated attacks, vote to keep the Western Cape DA’

By Supplied | Published May 28, 2024

Simmers: ‘Don’t be fooled by politically motivated attacks, vote to keep the Western Cape DA’

Simmers: ‘Don’t be fooled by politically motivated attacks, vote to keep the Western Cape DA’

Part Four: City has not spent enough on addressing rough sleeping

By Carlos Mesquita | Published May 28, 2024

Part Four: City has not spent enough on addressing rough sleeping

Part Four: City has not spent enough on addressing rough sleeping

Let us vote to strengthen and preserve, not to humiliate

By Lorenzo A Davids | Published May 27, 2024

Let us vote to strengthen and preserve, not to humiliate

Let us vote to strengthen and preserve, not to humiliate

LETTER: Service delivery remains a priority under the DA

By Opinion | Published May 25, 2024

LETTER: Service delivery remains a priority under the DA

LETTER: Service delivery remains a priority under the DA

LETTER: Allow crime-fighting K9s to perform their duties

By Letter to the Editor | Published May 24, 2024

LETTER: Allow crime-fighting K9s to perform their duties

LETTER: Allow crime-fighting K9s to perform their duties

LETTER: Palestinians are rightly fighting for their freedom

By Opinion | Published May 23, 2024

LETTER: Palestinians are rightly fighting for their freedom

LETTER: Palestinians are rightly fighting for their freedom

The Effendi Legacy: Bridging Cultures at the Bo-Kaap Museum

By Halim Gençoğlu | Published May 23, 2024

The Effendi Legacy: Bridging Cultures at the Bo-Kaap Museum

The Effendi Legacy: Bridging Cultures at the Bo-Kaap Museum