Letters

It’s not just about what party a candidate belongs to, it’s how they behave on X and Facebook, writes Rozario Brown in Mouille Point

The strongest course of action would involve a principled and transparent process that protects both fairness and accountability, writes Grant Reagon Son

Before shutting schools, the department must implement support measures required by its constitutional duty to provide quality basic education, writes Peru Naidu in Ballito

Fraudulent sick notes undermine justice, governance and professional ethics, writes Grant Reagon Son

Johannesburg is too important to fail, writes Grant Reagon Son via e-mail

Programme transformation and invitation of private sector-based lecturer initiatives should take place simultaneously, writes Mawonga Deliwe.

Five decades have passed since that fateful but horrifically tragic day of June 16 1976, writes Narendh Ganesh in Durban North.

An open letter to Dada Morero. I am writing as a frustrated resident of Crosby, Johannesburg, regarding the water crisis.

Icasa deserves commendation for standing its ground to defend the statutory requirement about broad-based BEE ownership in the ICT sector, writes Morgan Phaahla, Ekurhuleni.

In November citizens will have an opportunity to deliver their own verdict at the ballot box, writes Rozario Brown in Cape Town.

An open letter to President Cyril Ramaphosa from Zimbabwean businessman Trevor Ncube

Has the country forgotten the Ellis Park tragedy where more than 40 people died in a stampede in 2001, asks Dr Thabisi Hoeane in Pretoria.

As the ANC heads into elections and conference season, succession talk intensifies, writes Itumeleng Mafatshe, acting head of communications in the office of the deputy president.

Apparently clinics provide little guidance to women on family planning, writes Jan Buurman in Cape Town.

The recent crowning of a Nigerian “king” in the Eastern Cape is far from a superficial event, writes Chris Kanyane in Pretoria.