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- Ontario Place’s recurring outdoor light-based art exhibit has a new name and new venue, celebrating the works of Ontario visual artists from March 10 – May 7
The perception that government is either unwilling to help or to prevent funds meant for KZN flood victims from being misused by corrupt entities is an indictment on our democracy, writes Mikhail Moosa.
In this week's Friday Briefing, we focus on why we South Africans have lost our trust in the government.
Among the main obstacles to creating a unified, cohesive and reconciled nation in the wake of South Africa's long history of apartheid and colonialism, 52% of respondents to the 2021 South African Reconciliation Barometer survey said the division between the rich and poor was the largest division in society, ahead of racial divisions identified by 50% of respondents. The 2021 South African Reconciliation Barometer published by nongovernmental think-tank the Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR) surveyed 2 400 South Africans from all levels and groupings of society to measure...
Low voter turnout, combined with the rising number of unregistered voters, suggests that our democracy is becoming increasingly unrepresentative, writes Mikhail Moosa.