The Gupta saga has highlighted the way Indians and minority groups feel about their place in SA, says Senzo Mchunu.

The plan to make UKZN staff and students learn Zulu is to be welcomed because it has the potential to improve students’, says Mbulungeni Madiba.

Despite all the smoke and mirrors, the simple truth is that Zuma is at the heart of Guptagate, says Max du Preez.

White liberalism in SA has always been well-positioned to write and rewrite history, says Mandisi Majavu.

Max du Preez’s recent column on possible lessons SA could learn from Zim’s land redistribution provoked an awful lot of emotion.

Are we heading towards a “raceless” middle class? Maybe heading – but we are far from there, writes Maggie Wittstock.

Energy is too important to the economy to leave it to the whims of over-promising suppliers, the writer says

SA cannot afford six more years of Jacob Zuma as president, writes Max du Preez.

Our lifestyles should be tempered with a sensitivity that narrows the gap, Dr Devi Rajab.

Nineteen years after 1994, we have come a long way, but there are challenges ahead, says Senzo Mchunu