Since 2012, Johnny Miller has been fascinated with just how visible social inequality can be – especially when viewed from the air.
Bill Gates may be on a mission to eradicate extreme poverty, but he’s not going to do it by focusing on the ‘developing’ world anymore.
Party leader Mmusi Maimane says that the billboard is meant to highlight the fact that the ANC has undermined unemployed and poor South Africans.
The National Question cannot be resolved solely through South Africa's constitution. There's potential for a far more radical transformative project than traditional liberalism.
South Africa should look towards inclusive growth to push back the growing levels of poverty within the population.
Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa says the attitude, conduct and actions of corporate citizens can contribute to lifting the majority of South Africans out of poverty.
The poverty trend report reveals that 47% of black Africans live on less than R647 per person per month.
Stats SA's poverty trends report shows that one in two South Africans live under the poverty line.
The president has profiled the life of late former President Nelson Mandela as a blueprint for young people to live by.
While the president calls for the end to poverty, the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund says poverty leaves children vulnerable.
With its raging unemployment and many low-paying jobs, South Africa faces a dilemma as it introduces a national minimum wage.
The 'Global Goals for Every Child Report' reveals a number of systematic problems that still face children in South Africa.
In contemporary South Africa, the gap between current wages and a living wage is vast.
Xolani Koyana visits an Oudtshoorn informal settlement ahead of the local government polls.
Judith February says our country could be so much more if we imagined ourselves differently.
Lisa Joshua Sonn says she made a number of discoveries on Mandela Day this year.
Lisa Joshua Sonn says that as shown by the Brexit result, many people don’t attach a value to their vote.
Aerial footage by Johnny Miller speaks to some of the 'obvious' spatial divides SA.
