While Mandela’s Cabinet made allies out of adversaries, Zuma’s is making enemies out of former allies.

Violent beginnings of a child’s life very often lead to violent behaviour in later life.

On the illegal market rhino horn is worth more by weight than diamonds or cocaine.

Mark Ellyne says there have been danger signals from the state-owned enterprises space for some time.

New fossil evidence from two South African caves suggests that cancer’s origins lie deep in prehistory.

Most business leaders are painfully aware that the economy is not meeting the needs of most South Africans.

Just as all brands are not the same, all likes are not equal.

Shadreck Chirikure asks why various generations have failed to decolonise or transform the curriculum.

Roger Southall says the ANC’s morality challenges are a function of fundamental factors established in 1994.

Jannie Rossouw asks if the governor of the Reserve Bank can be removed as easily as a Minister of Finance.

The EFF is sending a message that it wants to be known as the only political home for radical change.

Jannie Rossouw says SAA must be cut loose to protect the pride of the nation.

Thuli Madonsela has left a morally coherent and impeccable professional template for her successor to adopt.

Jaime Schultz says we love the myth of a level playing field, but it doesn’t exist.

Many municipalities in SA don't function properly because of poor management and administrative capacity.

David Everatt has some advice for the electorate after the 2016 municipal elections.

Richard Calland says the ANC faces some tough questions about its direction of travel and about its leader.

Keith Gottschalk says some chickens have come home to roost for the ANC.