My dad was robbed of a dignified death - The Mail & Guardian
Battle lines are being drawn as the emotive issue of assisted dying returns to the courts this year.
The deep African science of Smiles Makama - The Mail & Guardian
The eSwatini maestro who plays the smilerphone is making a comeback after years spent in Amsterdam
Cop killer or political prisoner? - The Mail & Guardian
Regarded as a hero by some and a criminal by others, the story of Leonard Peltier is one that goes deep into issues of identity, culture and freedom
Deep listening will serve us better than building walls - The Mail & Guardian
To stand a chance of fixing our planet, we need a seismic cultural and spiritual transformation
Our artistic herri-tage online - The Mail & Guardian
The viewer is in total control when navigating a website named after Herri the Strandloper, a soundmine of narratives and ideas
Capers of a cheeky jazzman - The Mail & Guardian
Balancing the horn with the DJ set from Hillbrow to Ibiza, George Sax is a master of mixology
Jonker’s poetry set to music - The Mail & Guardian
“Jonker was immortalised by Nelson Mandela in 1994 when he read her poem Die Kind at his inauguration”
Sizeism does matter if you don’t measure up to popular notions of the ‘ideal’ height - The Mail & Guardian
Too short, if you’re a man; too tall, if you’re a woman — no one mentions size when it comes to talk about discrimination of all kinds.
Being kinky is the new normal - The Mail & Guardian
Happy kinksters do not have a mental disorder – but unhappy kinksters do.
Wake up, South Africa: Winter is coming - The Mail & Guardian
People should not be drawing together just out of fear but to fight against real threats to their future.
Mac McKenzie still settling a few scores - The Mail & Guardian
For decades, the diverse musician has been at the cutting edge of music in South Africa, and he is still there, pushing the boundaries.
Cash grants help Lesotho’s poorest - The Mail & Guardian
Orphaned and poor children are getting registered and into schools
Riding an ancient BMW - The Mail & Guardian
Getting an old bike running to something approaching modern standards can turn into quite a saga
International awards for local director - The Mail & Guardian
Pretoria born Rudolf Buitendach has filmed all over the work finding much acclaim for his gritty work.
New energy mix on the cards - The Mail & Guardian
REI4P already has and will continue to yield thousands of employment opportunities; it’s implementation has been delayed by Eskom and unions