John Matisonn News Today

Teen Suicide Prevention Week is raising awareness around teenage mental health and Defend our Democracy embarks on roadshows.

There are widely held explanations of why so little has been done about climate change. I think most of these explanations are wrong.

Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan recently proclaimed that SAA was rising ‘from the ashes like a phoenix’ and that the airline’s deal with the Takatso Consortium was close to being finalised. But at stake is more than just the future of an airline that has cost the government billions...

This week all eyes will be on the finance minister when he presents the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement, while the Springboks go a victory tour and Johannesburg residents protest over the water crisis

Systemic assessments of learners’ performances in school give us measurements we can use to understand the challenges we face.

The African delegation to Ukraine and Russia, led by President Cyril Ramaphosa, was an interesting start to open dialogue between the warring nations, but expectations from those discussions should not be too high, experts say.

Lusaka - Zambia: By Dr. Henry Kanyanta Sosala

For South Africa to play a role in the challenging and complex realignment of global power, we need to be taken seriously by recognising the real forces at play, argues John Matisonn.

South Africa can just take advantage of either welcoming real neutrality, where no trade partner is fortunate over

The Lady R scandal seems to have been the last straw for Washington. Is the relationship between the two countries over SA's stance on Russia's invasion of Ukraine at breaking point?