As China expands, it's not our economy which grows, but unemployment and poverty writes T Markandan of Silverglen

Corruption is bad enough, but when it kills, and the law is broken with impunity, all complicit political heads should roll writes Mary de Haas

Minister Pravin Gordhan is helping the almost 57million South Africans, by fighting blatant mismanagement and rampant corruption

From the time he became president, Mandela built a financial empire around his persona writes Duncan Du Bois

His delusions of grandeur were nothing short of stupefying writes Narend Ganesh

If we stick to the basics of journalism, one can never be racist, sexist, or biased no matter whether we hold those views in our personal capacities.

They have done so much harm to the country. Racist Julius Malema thinks we are all like the avaricious Guptas writes T Markandan

By seeking to criminalise criticism of mass migration and to normalise it, the UN Compact and its adherents aim to blur the distinction between legal and illegal immigration

We would also like to know how the boxes of tenders were taken, in broad daylight, from under the noses of municipal employees

Orlando Pirates coach, Milutin Sredojevic has been at the team for more than 17 months but has delivered nothing argues Romanius Zulu

Islam codified the rights of women. The Qur’an elevates the rights of women to that of men. It guarantees women civil, economic and political rights.

Historically, the Bluff valley was a wetland. Only by minimising the human footprint could “restoration” occur to a limited degree writes Dr Duncan Du Bois

It is important that the country seeks other energy sources like natural gas, or its own sources of oil, argues Zoubair Ayoob

Billionaire businessman Johann Rupert cannot be held responsible for how others feel about his truth, writes Sandile Memela.

In a letter to the Daily News, Jayraj Bachu supports the call by the Pensioners’ Forum that the government offer pensioners a 13th cheque this year

I see it as an unbridled attack on honest and hard-working people, and on the institutions meant to strengthen our democracy, writes Saber Ahmed Jazbhay