March in the streets, show govt. the crime is just not acceptable

So Donald Trump has asked his Secretary of State to “closely study” South Africa’s land and farm expropriation and the “large scale killing of farmers”, writes Taariq Hailm.

Nothing illustrates the problem with parents and their skollie laaities better than this story, writes Taariq Halim.

Swift, tough action for killers is what South African needs, writes Taariq Halim.

By now, the (unemployed) businessman will have learnt that racism and stupidity is a dangerous combination, writes Taariq Halim.

This month, we must also honour the living, and celebrate the positive contributions that our women are making in our communities, writes Taariq Halim.

It's time to oppose the rising cost of water and fuel, writes Taariq Halim.

Moms and dads must accept they are primary caregivers, writes Taariq Halim.

Reading some of the horror stories coming out of our schools, makes one ask: what the hell is wrong with kids these days?

The way the process of renaming Cape Town International Airport is being handled has been a fiasco, writes Munier Grootbek.

Munier was listening to the radio this week when the song Wavin’ Flag, by K’naan, came on, and as he sang along, he was transported back to 2010 World Cup.

To claim that there’s an anti-DA political agenda behind all the recent protests in Cape Town is not just reckless, it’s paranoid, says Munier Grootbek.

Ashwin must have the balls to explain real issue behind walkout, says Munier Grootbek!

Air the dirty laundry and let public see if Patricia de Lille is corrupt or not, writes Munier Grootbek.

South Africans, especially women, treated unfairly, writes Munier Grootbek.

The ugly scenes that played out in Siqalo and Mitchells Plain should be a wake-up call to our leaders, writes Munier Grootbek.