Like the rest of the progressive world, SA should commemorate March 21 as Anti-Racism Day, and not Human Rights Day.

To stand the headwinds in the global ecosystem, exacerbated by the US-Israel war on Iran, South Africa cannot afford to be a divided house.

Beyond the AfriForum – Afrisol’s participation in instigating the Trump administration’s wrath against South Africa – we are not yet a ‘We’, writes Thuli Madonsela.

That CEOs opt for expediency in turbulent times creates a trust deficit, and trust as a value is essentially a moral issue. Legal guardrails have, over the years, been installed to ensure trustworthiness by CEOs and other executives as they exercise entrusted power or stewardship over the collective assets of shareholders and the lives of employees.

That CEOs opt for expediency in turbulent times creates a trust deficit, and trust as a value is essentially a moral issue. Legal guardrails have, over the years, been installed to ensure trustworthiness by CEOs and other executives as they exercise entrusted power or stewardship over the collective assets of shareholders and the lives of employees.

The latest International Labour Organisation’s report on social justice is a mixed bag of good and bad, writes Thuli Madonsela.

SA’s procurement system is so riddled with multiple improprieties that it has even attracted sanctions from law enforcement agencies in countries such as the US, the UK and Germany. It is time to fix it, if democracy is to survive and thrive, writes Thuli Madonsela.

Ending corruption and building fair and democratic systems requires a courageous next generation of leadership. This is why young leaders need to be put in the driver’s seat, writes Thuli Madonsela.

In the grand theatre of international diplomacy, few moments are as charged with tension and symbolism as the encounter between President Cyril Ramaphosa and President Donald Trump this week. The spectacle comes second only to what has since been regarded as the Zelenskyy treatment, writes Thuli Madonsela.