Category: Written by Others
Book Review: Becoming Charlotte by Zubeida Jaffer
Posted by nurene | Jun 18, 2025 | Articles, Books, Home Page Featured Posts, Written by Others | 0
South Africa’s cricket team just made history: how...
Posted by nurene | Jun 18, 2025 | Articles, Home Page Featured Posts, Media Clippings, Written by Others | 0
Christmas is not a Western story – it is a Palestinian one
by Ruschka Jaffer Site Administrator | Dec 25, 2025 | Written by Others | 0
By Rev Dr Munther Isaac Every December, much of the Christian world enters a familiar cycle...
Read More127 African women journalists write to jailed Burundian Sandra Muhoza as she returns to court
by Ruschka Jaffer Site Administrator | Dec 24, 2025 | Articles, Uncategorized, Written by Others | 0
Nairobi, December 2025—On the first anniversary of the conviction of ailing Burundian...
Read MoreSouth Africans are flourishing more than you might expect – here’s why
by sadiq | Nov 24, 2025 | Articles, Written by Others | 0
By Richard G. Cowden South Africa is often portrayed in the media as a country struggling with...
Read MoreBeyond the Headlines: South Africa’s Untold Story of Progress
by sadiq | Nov 3, 2025 | Articles, Written by Others | 0
By Sanjith Hannuman At a recent JP Landman presentation, the renowned political analyst revealed...
Read MoreDoes Judaism support the views of South Africa’s Rabbi Goldstein?
by nurene | Oct 27, 2025 | Articles, Home Page Featured Posts, Written by Others | 0
Steven Friedman questions whether Rabbi Warren Goldstein’s defence of Israel reflects authentic Jewish teaching. He examines core Judaic principles that reject violence and highlight justice, showing how faith can be misused for hate—or reclaimed for peace.
Read MoreISRAEL IS BURYING JEWISH HUMANITY IN THE RUBBLE AND HUNGER OF GAZA
by Ruschka Jaffer Site Administrator | Aug 26, 2025 | Written by Others | 0
By Dr Mamphele Ramphele The ghastly pictures of famine coming out of Gaza are reminiscent of the pictures of emaciated Jews who survived concentration camps during the Second World War. That, within a few generations, the...
Read MoreJuby Mayet – a journalist trailblazer
by nurene | Aug 25, 2025 | Articles, Home Page Featured Posts, Written by Others | 0
A biography of a trailblazer: Sam Mathe chronicles the life of Juby Mayet, a writer and political activist who blazed a trail for women in journalism. From her early days at the Golden City Post to her pivotal role in the Union of Black Journalists and her detention under the Internal Security Act.
Read MoreFarewell Bra Ike Segola, an unsung hero of South African Journalism
by nurene | Jul 17, 2025 | Articles, Home Page Featured Posts, Written by Others | 0
Veteran journalist Joe Thloloe pays tribute to Ike Segola — a quiet titan of South African journalism. From the Sowetan newsroom to the frontlines of the media freedom struggle, Segola’s legacy lives in the countless lives and headlines he shaped behind the scenes. This is a farewell to a true subbing legend.
Read MoreNot in Ashley’s Name: A Tribute and a Warning
by nurene | Jul 10, 2025 | History, Home Page Featured Posts, Written by Others | 0
By Henriette Abrahams Today marks 38 years since my comrade, mentor, and leader Ashley Kriel was...
Read MoreBook Review: Becoming Charlotte by Zubeida Jaffer
by nurene | Jun 18, 2025 | Articles, Books, Home Page Featured Posts, Written by Others | 0
By Zipporah Maubane Zubeida Jaffer’s Becoming Charlotte is a masterful blend of fact and fiction,...
Read MoreSouth Africa’s cricket team just made history: how the ‘chokers’ became world champions
by nurene | Jun 18, 2025 | Articles, Home Page Featured Posts, Media Clippings, Written by Others | 0
By Mogammad Sharhidd Taliep When Kyle Verreynne hit the winning runs at the “home of cricket”...
Read MoreDear America, Don’t Weaponise South Africa’s National Contradictions
by ebrahim | Jun 6, 2025 | Articles, Home Page Featured Posts, Written by Others | 0
By Busani Ngcaweni Dear America, We write to you with hands still shaping the calabash of our...
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