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We must not be in denial about where we are as a country in relation to identity politics, writes Makhudu Sefara.

If the ANC knew what was good for it, it would leave MK Party to self-destruct

As the ANC celebrated its annual January 8 statement in Mbombela last weekend, one of the experts — well, not former PhD Dr, now Ms, Thabi Leoka for sure — made an important observation about the coming elections.

As bell hooks said, ‘No need to hear your voice — tell me about your pain and I will tell it back to you in a new way, in such a way that it has become mine’, notes Makhudu Sefara.

We have the right laws and theories, but in practice journalism in South Africa is still a trauma-prone obstacle course, writes Makhudu Sefara

First there was Phala Phala, then Rhoode tried to metaphorically stuff sniper rifles into the couch on the way to Russia. But he remains untouchable, writes Makhudu Sefara.

These glorified talk shops create a veneer of progress. What we need is messy, unglamorous work

Dr Nandi Magudumana has us all wondering what the attraction is with a convicted murder and rapist

Dr Nandi Magudumana has us all wondering what the attraction is with a convicted murder and rapist

Europe and the US are going through a painful and humbling mutation, which makes their double standards indefensible, writes Makhudu Sefara.