ISS TODAY OP-ED Flexible community policing is vital to local safety, but our CPFs are often ineffective 4 min 0 By David Bruce
DURBAN FUNERAL OP-ED Without Pravin Gordhan’s fightback and the media, 'SA could have become an autocratic banana republic' 5 min 25 By Mac Maharaj
TRIBUTE Politically astute and a master organiser, but humble enough to learn from those younger than him 3 min 1 By Karuna Mohan and Pingla Udit
RECONCILIATION OP-ED Acknowledging harms of the past will help build a better mining industry in South Africa 4 min 1 By Brian Currin
BOOK REVIEW Previously untold story of UWC students’ baptism of fire and political awakening in the 1976 revolt 5 min 0 By Frank Meintjies
INTERVIEW “Memory is a weapon” – preserving our past for the battles of today and tomorrow 6 min 0 By Ferial Haffajee
JUSTICE DELAYED Cradock Four inquest postponed over legal fees delays, families fear truth will die with witnesses 7 min 4 By Estelle Ellis
LETTER FROM THE DM168 EDITOR Brené Brown's call for courage could help South African women and men conquer the GBV scourge 5 min 8 By Heather Robertson
ISS TODAY OP-ED ICJ rules that ending Palestine’s occupation is a global undertaking — Africa could lead efforts 4 min 5 By Ottilia Anna Maunganidze
FUNDING APPEAL Highgate Hotel shooting survivor Neville Beling in desperate need of help 6 min 0 By Shaun Smillie
THEATRE REVIEW Intimate and full of humanity, Pieces of Me is food for the soul in a ritual of storytelling 4 min 0 By Keith Bain
ANCESTRAL INSPIRATION For Garth Erasmus, art is instrumental to effect change 4 min 0 By Mick Raubenheimer
SOCIAL HISTORY OP-ED Ordinary Whites in Apartheid Society – dark secrets and active forgetting 9 min 5 By Neil Roos
REFLECTION AND MEMORY Sophiatown's small museum houses history of big import 5 min 1 By Bridget Hilton-Barber
IN MEMORIAM Peter Randall — The pioneering, down-to-earth activist behind Ravan Press 4 min 1 By Beth le Roux
ANALYSIS Judged, disgraced and now recycled — Hlophe’s return to the main parliamentary stage 5 min 1 By Stephen Grootes
Letter From The DM168 Editor President Ramaphosa's reminder of Sandile Dikeni's love poem was exactly what our country’s new union needed 6 min 2 By Heather Robertson
ANALYSIS Populism as a winning card — the final weekend speeches point to parties’ pressure points 4 min 3 By Stephen Grootes
TOWERING LEGACY Abdullah Ibrahim — South Africa’s master pianist is going on a world tour at 90 5 min 1 By Christine Lucia
