Category: Written by Others
The Day Rugby Came To Soweto – The Township That Never Got To Play The Game
By Len Kalane Part One: The Economics Before the Emotion Before the singing started, before the...
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Siya the Captain to Siya the Colossus
By Taz Cassim There are moments in sport when a player becomes something larger than the game. On...
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Dr Desiree Ellis: The Architect of Banyana’s Golden Age
By Len Kalane A Cape Town schoolgirl who was once told football wasn’t for her is now the...
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Beijing +30 African Women’s Movement lead a top-level intervention in South Africa’s anti-migrant narrative exposing online disinformation
By Hasina Kathrada Senior African political leaders, diplomats, lawyers and researchers have...
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Development, Not Deportation: The Case for a SADC Marshall Plan
By Mavuso Msimang Last year, the South African government spent an estimated R500 million...
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Credit ratings are not fair towards African Economies
Africa Must Stop Exporting Wealth and Importing Creditworthiness By Prof Nicky Morgan Africa finds...
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Where will this week take South Africans and Africans?
By Professor Nicky Morgan Historical solidarity creates a moral obligation to treat people...
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An expensive lesson for the Western World
By Chloe Maluleke When the full text of the 14-point Memorandum of Understanding between the...
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A boy on a mat on the floor in Lagos
He grew up in one room. Not one room to himself — one room shared with nine brothers and sisters,...
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The meaning of the Phala Phala Concourt Decision
By Judge John Murphy After the recent judgment of the Constitutional Court concerning the...
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The Empire Has No Clothes
By Chloe Maluleke There is a particular kind of moment in history when the powerful, in their...
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Choosing war yet again
By Fr David Neuhaus I write this with air raid sirens blaring in Jerusalem and Israeli war planes...
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