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Fatima Seedat, the twin sister of Rahima Moosa, was a firebrand revolutionary who could match her activist husband pound for pound in courage and oratory. This past week marked the centenary of her birth, writes Imraan Buccus.

There are only six women vice-chancellors in SA, and progress in eliminating gender bias is slow

Regardless of whether Ramaphosa gets his second term or if the RET faction wins in December, the ANC is going to need to unify ahead of 2024.

As we marked our National Heritage Day, it is necessary to state that, apart from the Constitution of our Republic, the National Development Plan (NDP) is arguably one of the most important heritages that have come out of our democratic era.



Activist Zwe Nxumalo argues that 46 years on not much has changed for the youth of today since the 1976 riots. He asks: what can be done?

The recently launched EMA aims to bring SA people together to address problems of common interest

With 45% of the population unemployed, we can’t afford to allow greed and power to distract us from our priorities

For those who are voiceless, vulnerable, and ignored, Operation Dudula, and other self-styled vigilante groups, offer a collective that says matter of factly, where government has betrayed you, I have your back, writes Joy Owen.

We are once again dealing with the politics of urine, and questioning whether, after 28 years of democracy, if there ever will be social cohesion.

Will the ANC act against those named in the Zondo report? Will it decisively break with the corrupt elements still nestling in its ample bosom? No, is the answer. But we have smart people in today's Friday Briefing who try to answer that question.