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Election analysis on The Money Show from The Third Republic's Paul Berkowitz and former statistician general Pali Lehohla.

Anger and bitterness linger on the anniversary of the 1976 Soweto uprising. Some say the youth have it better than then, others say there’s just a different oppressor.

Edited by esteemed feminist literary critic Pumla Dineo Gqola, Miriam Tlali: Writing Freedom presents a kaleidoscopic view of Miriam Tlali’s life and writing.  The book’s most significant contribution may be that it renders into print, for the first time, a previously unpublished play by the pioneering writer. The text of the play, Crimen Injuria, landed fortuitously with Gqola after a chance encounter at the State Theatre in Pretoria, where a stranger offered it to her, having found it at the theatre.  Understanding Writing Freedom’s significance hinges on understanding the signif...

Schalk van Zuydam/AP Global Citizen ExplainsDefeat Poverty South Africa's Student Protests: Everything to Know About a Movement That Goes Back Decades From Fees Must Fall to Wits Asinamali, students have been protesting for free tertiary education. Why Global Citizens Should Care Access to quality education is not only one of the United Nations’ Global Goals, it’s a human right. South Africa’s youth has been fighting for the right to affordable education for decades, and the struggle continues. Education is essential for employment opportunities, economic development, ...

Zuma argues students' demand for free education is in line with party policies 13 March 2021 - 10:37 "It's not a small feat that students fight for the right thing and they get shot at. How do you explain this to people?" former president Jacob Zuma said. Image: JAMES OATWAY/SUNDAY TIMES Former President Jacob Zuma did not mince his words during the latest tea party at his Nkandla homestead, slamming the ANC government for continued nationwide student protests which saw the fatal shooting of a bystander, Mthokozisi Ntumba. Zuma, who declared free education for all in Dec...