It is in the interest of stability to have the ANC stay in power for another decade, but without Zuma, says Max du Preez.

Khaya Dlanga wonders whether Nelson Mandela feels like his grandmother.

The state needs support in tackling challenges facing the youth and growing the economy, says Phumla Williams.

Money used to fight e-tolls could have been ploughed into socio-economic projects and benefited the poor, writes Trevor Gozhi.

Rather than "taking" the jobs of locals, many migrants are contributing to increased economic vibrancy, says Matthew Thomas.

Territorial disputes over islands in the Asia-Pacific region are a ticking time bomb, writes Moeletsi Mbeki

The world will reap huge gains from empowering women in agriculture, with food security increasing drastically, says Tina Joemat-Pettersson.

Violence and looting of shops owned by foreign nationals threaten our achievements, says Phumla Williams.

The state must help preach tolerance of foreigners with same zeal shown against racism, says Jonathan Crush.

If you search for “Natasha Chang” you can take your pick. But there’s no sign of the one Carmel Rickard would like to meet.