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Tuesday, November 19, 2024

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The scary rise of saviours to replace failed politicians

The scary rise of saviours to replace failed politicians

By Lorenzo A Davids | Published 23h ago

‘Global politics has moved beyond the idea that traditional democracies are the place of sensible politics. It has aggressively moved towards a conservative nationalism, carelessly also called patriotism. ’

LETTER: We can do more to support Palestine

By Letter to the Editor | Published Nov 14, 2024

‘While the world awaits the outcome of South Africa’s genocide charges against Israel at the International Court of Justice there are further steps South Africa must take to force Israel to the negotiating table. ’

LETTER: We can do more to support Palestine

LETTER: We can do more to support Palestine

LETTER: False equivalencies and a globalizing Intifada

By Supplied | Published Nov 14, 2024

LETTER: False equivalencies and a globalizing Intifada

LETTER: Justifying the criticism of the error in the NSC Maths Lit Exam

By Letter to the Editor | Published Nov 14, 2024

LETTER: Justifying the criticism of the error in the NSC Maths Lit Exam

We need amendments to the current labour laws

By Michael Bagraim | Published Nov 14, 2024

We need amendments to the current labour laws

Abu Bakr Effendi’s lasting impact on South Africa

By Halim Gençoğlu | Published Nov 13, 2024

Abu Bakr Effendi’s lasting impact on South Africa

Bad film politicking: Due process was not followed for SA film industry by department

By Supplied | Published Nov 13, 2024

Bad film politicking: Due process was not followed for SA film industry by department

LETTER: Is quality assurance absent from the setting of the NSC examination papers?

By Letter to the Editor | Published Nov 12, 2024

LETTER: Is quality assurance absent from the setting of the NSC examination papers?

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LETTER: Address illicit gun violence

By Opinion | Published Nov 12, 2024

LETTER: Address illicit gun violence

LETTER: Address illicit gun violence

No simple solution to homelessness and addiction

By Carlos Mesquita | Published Nov 12, 2024

No simple solution to homelessness and addiction

No simple solution to homelessness and addiction

Government’s bold stance on public sector wages sparks optimism

By Michael Bagraim | Published Nov 12, 2024

Government’s bold stance on public sector wages sparks optimism

Government’s bold stance on public sector wages sparks optimism

LETTER: Cancelling the SRD grant is wrong and reckless

By Letter to the Editor | Published Nov 11, 2024

LETTER: Cancelling the SRD grant is wrong and reckless

LETTER: Cancelling the SRD grant is wrong and reckless

The birth of the coffee shop in the world history

By Opinion | Published Nov 11, 2024

The birth of the coffee shop in the world history

The birth of the coffee shop in the world history

America’s long walk to manipulation

By Lorenzo A Davids | Published Nov 11, 2024

America’s long walk to manipulation

America’s long walk to manipulation

LETTER: Looking at the context and the goal of the Gaza war

By Letter to the Editor | Published Nov 6, 2024

LETTER: Looking at the context and the goal of the Gaza war

LETTER: Looking at the context and the goal of the Gaza war

Editor’s Note: Lifman hit shows someone else is always calling the shots

By Staff Reporter | Published Nov 5, 2024

Editor’s Note: Lifman hit shows someone else is always calling the shots

Editor’s Note: Lifman hit shows someone else is always calling the shots

Spatial Development Framework: Redefining the same shape of the apartheid city

By Supplied | Published Nov 4, 2024

Spatial Development Framework: Redefining the same shape of the apartheid city

Spatial Development Framework: Redefining the same shape of the apartheid city

A US election of insults, not policy

By Lorenzo A Davids | Published Nov 4, 2024

A US election of insults, not policy

A US election of insults, not policy

Cape Town’s officials must turn engagement into action

By Supplied | Published Nov 4, 2024

Cape Town’s officials must turn engagement into action

Cape Town’s officials must turn engagement into action

Editor’s Note: Godongwana’s spending proposals have missed the mark

By Quinton Mtyala | Published Nov 4, 2024

Editor’s Note: Godongwana’s spending proposals have missed the mark

Editor’s Note: Godongwana’s spending proposals have missed the mark

LETTERS: Placing the facts on paper and discussing Israel-Palestine developments

By Opinion | Published Nov 1, 2024

LETTERS: Placing the facts on paper and discussing Israel-Palestine developments

LETTERS: Placing the facts on paper and discussing Israel-Palestine developments

LETTER: Cape Town should make MPAC meetings open to the public

By Letter to the Editor | Published Oct 31, 2024

LETTER: Cape Town should make MPAC meetings open to the public

LETTER: Cape Town should make MPAC meetings open to the public

Department of Employment and Labour and its myriad of investment problems

By Michael Bagraim | Published Oct 31, 2024

Department of Employment and Labour and its myriad of investment problems

Department of Employment and Labour and its myriad of investment problems

The double standards of European massacres in Africa vs. the Gaza Genocide

By Halim Gençoğlu | Published Oct 30, 2024

The double standards of European massacres in Africa vs. the Gaza Genocide

The double standards of European massacres in Africa vs. the Gaza Genocide

Homelessness: This is a call to action for the ratepayers of Cape Town

By Carlos Mesquita | Published Oct 30, 2024

Homelessness: This is a call to action for the ratepayers of Cape Town

Homelessness: This is a call to action for the ratepayers of Cape Town