A linguistic analysis of news reports shows that each so-called star in Jacob Zuma’s constellation will be judged as guilty by association
Thought Leader
A winning science fiction short story
African feminism is engaged in the project to recoup indigenous knowledge systems and to salvage identities that were destabilised by foreign incursions
Is a system that leaves people with nothing left to lose in any way worth supporting?
We can build a richer narrative about Africa, one that includes a celebration of our continent’s talented individuals and demonstrates how we are contributing to global progress
Reflections on teaching students to write speculative fiction in a pandemic
Social protection strategies that emphasise systemic responses only to ‘livelihood shocks and uncertainties’ hardly take into account the ways in which poverty and unemployment are produced and reproduced in South Africa
When you can no longer swivel your chair or walk to the water cooler for a chat, purpose begins to dwindle
As the Economic Freedom Fighters we have been crazy enough to think that we can change the world — and we surely will, writes Sihle Lonzi
South Africans need social and economic justice, not empty promises