ISS TODAY OP-ED Nile River clash — regional strife could make latest effort to resolve conflict over water use impossible 5 min 1 By Moses Chrispus Okello
CLIMATE CHANGE OP-ED Paralysing September snow a harbinger of things to come for South Africa 4 min 3 By Karen King and Yolandi Meyer
DEFINING THE SPACE OP-ED True revolutionaries would engage with the GNU, not badmouth it (Part Three) 5 min 0 By Raymond Suttner
ISS TODAY OP-ED Tigray must avert another cycle of war in Ethiopian region by implementing peace deal 4 min 0 By Meressa K Dessu and Tegbaru Yared
WORLD FOOD DAY OP-ED Smallholder farmers, the unsung heroes of agriculture, are helping to secure South Africa’s food future 5 min 0 By Scott Drimie and Tatjana von Bormann
WORLD FOOD DAY OP-ED Linking the right to the city with the right to food offers important opportunities to enhance food security 4 min 2 By Jane Battersby
ISS TODAY OP-ED Beyond visibility: how data-driven policing strategies could revolutionize crime reduction in South Africa 3 min 2 By Asive Xali and Vanya Gastrow
DEFINING THE SPACE OP-ED Changing challenges of the GNU after 100 days — prospect for democratic resurgence (Part One) 5 min 5 By Raymond Suttner
SNACK TRAGEDY OP-ED Deaths of five children in Naledi underscore need for urgent action on food safety 3 min 0 By Ravi Pillay
ISS TODAY OP-ED 2024 BRICS Summit to be chaired by Russia — Fairer global order or bigger Putin support group? 4 min 6 By Peter Fabricius
ISS TODAY OP-ED Cementing US-Angola ties — Biden’s visit signifies an attempt to counter Chinese and Russian influence in southern Africa 5 min 1 By Zenge Simakoloyi, Piers Pigou and Borges Nhamirre
IMPERIAL NOSTALGIA OP-ED The melancholy legacy of empire as the sun goes down on Britain’s last pink bits on the map 4 min 0 By Bryan Rostron
TRIBUTE OP-ED Remembering Ali Mazrui, a towering African intellectual who predicted many historical events 7 min 0 By Seifudein Adem
GENDER REDRESS OP-ED Empowering girls, ending HIV — a call to action on International Day of the Girl Child 4 min 0 By Eva Kiwango
ISS TODAY OP-ED Can South Africa’s prosecution finally achieve independence under the GNU? 4 min 0 By Martin Schönteich
CALL TO ACTION OP-ED Our Constitution faces a full-frontal attack, and the corporate community must step up and fight back 5 min 5 By Anthony Norton, Anton Roets, Michelle Rawlinson and Nina Greyling
HIGHER LEARNING OP-ED Court cases against UCT and Maties are emblematic of the ‘Mpofu-fication’ of SA universities 7 min 37 By Pierre de Vos
PEACE WITH NATURE OP-ED To avert climate catastrophe we need science without borders and radical collaboration 4 min 1 By Hailemariam Desalegn
RIGHT TO READ OP-ED SECTION27 launches urgent application against President for failing to sign Copyright Amendment Bill 3 min 0 By Linda Daniels
ISS TODAY OP-ED AU takes aim at Africa’s new brand of mercenaries, but strong oversight, clear reporting lines are needed 3 min 0 By Moussa Soumahoro
GROUNDUP OP-ED New blasting limits for SA mines a step forward after decades of property damage, rights violations 3 min 1 By Danjelle Midgley
