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  • Sunday thoughts on loving.
  • A guide to grief: As told from the ‘inexperience’ of the living
  • Fear & Loathing in South Africa – those who sought to sabotage the EFF’s National Shutdown.
  • KOP, Cancel Culture & the Suicide of Kai Singiswa
  • Godongwana and the masseuse: The political weaponization of denying sexual assault.
  • Thuli Madonsela, what about Enoch Godongwane’s alleged victim?
  • THE FARMGATE SCANDAL, RAMAPHOSA AND CORPORATE MEDIA – A HOUSE OF CARDS.
  • Oscar Mabuyane’s election victory not a triumph for the poor black majority.
  • Shame on Ramaphosa and his Boys’ Club for their ongoing vilification of Public Protector, Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane.
  • PRESIDENT RAMAPHOSA SHOULD STEP ASIDE, NOT LINDIWE SISULU.
  • Sunday thoughts on loving.

    By Philomène Luyindula Lasoen My first love letters were the drawings I made my dad on the loose white pages he invariably gave me as I walked into his office. I would sit quietly and contented while he worked. When I was 7, I could write of course, but it didn’t occur to me to... Continue reading

  • A guide to grief: As told from the ‘inexperience’ of the living

    By Alice Mbeya As a fledgling, I had constantly been guided into knowing that there was a heaven and hell with one true God and that your place on earth and the ways you treated people would determine exactly where your eternity would be spent. As the years progressed and varied instances of inevitable and... Continue reading

  • Fear & Loathing in South Africa – those who sought to sabotage the EFF’s National Shutdown.

    Photo: From left to right: Cyril Ramaphosa, Bheki Cele, Sindi Chikunga & Khumbudzo Ntshavheni (Images:GCIS) All tried to sabotage the National Shutdown By Sipho Singiswa Mainstream media houses, corporate bosses, conservative opposition parties, the Ramaphosa camp, as well as some turncoat members of civil society and Chapter 9 institutions, clamoured to manufacture and manipulate public fear... Continue reading

  • KOP, Cancel Culture & the Suicide of Kai Singiswa

    By Gillian Schutte *Some names have been changed to protect people’s identities.* In the last few years we have witnessed many youths taking their lives after finding themselves on the receiving end of a cancel campaign.  My own son, Kai Singiswa, was one of them, when after a fight with a male friend he was shunned... Continue reading

  • Godongwana and the masseuse: The political weaponization of denying sexual assault.

    By Gillian Schutte It is saddening that the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has declined to prosecute Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana in the sexual assault case against him. 

  • Thuli Madonsela, what about Enoch Godongwane’s alleged victim?

    Whether she meant to or not, Madonsela's utterances reinforces contemporary constructs of masculinity which most often ignore the ongoing subjugation of and violence against women, argues Gillian Schutte

  • THE FARMGATE SCANDAL, RAMAPHOSA AND CORPORATE MEDIA – A HOUSE OF CARDS.

    Borderline Satire By: Gillian Schutte The past few weeks have been more than arduous for President Cyril Ramaphosa, as a volley of tribulations have come flying at him in quick succession. Though his usual strategy is to fob problems off with a charismatic smile and “I am innocent” platitudes, the public, it seems, is finally... Continue reading

  • Oscar Mabuyane’s election victory not a triumph for the poor black majority.

    BY SIPHO SINGISWA Oscar Mabuyane’s Eastern Cape election victory and his self-serving support for President Cyril Ramaphosa’s second term is not a triumph for the Native South African majority that is still colonised and economically subjugated more than 28 years into a ‘so-called’ Constitutional Democracy. 

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Sunday thoughts on loving.

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By Philomène Luyindula Lasoen My first love letters were the drawings I made my dad on the loose white pages he invariably gave me as I walked into his office. I would sit quietly and contented while he worked. When I was 7, I could write of course, but it didn’t occur to me to... Continue reading

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Fear & Loathing in South Africa – those who sought to sabotage the EFF’s National Shutdown.

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The horrifying fallout of weaponised wokeness and cancel culture. From Fees Must Fall to KOP.

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KOP, Cancel Culture & the Suicide of Kai Singiswa

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Godongwana and the masseuse: The political weaponization of denying sexual assault.

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Thuli Madonsela, what about Enoch Godongwane’s alleged victim?

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THE FARMGATE SCANDAL, RAMAPHOSA AND CORPORATE MEDIA – A HOUSE OF CARDS.

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Oscar Mabuyane’s election victory not a triumph for the poor black majority.

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