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Where will this week take South Africans and Africans?

Where will this week take South Africans and Africans?

By Professor Nicky MorganHistorical solidarity creates a moral obligation to treat people humanely and fairly, but it does not require a state to surrender its responsibility to govern migration, protect public resources, or prioritize the constitutional rights of its...

An expensive lesson for the Western World

An expensive lesson for the Western World

By Chloe MalulekeWhen the full text of the 14-point Memorandum of Understanding between the United States and Iran was released, analysts expecting the language of a balanced peace agreement found something rather different. What the document describes, point by...

March and March came to Wynberg on Saturday 20 June

March and March came to Wynberg on Saturday 20 June

By Zubeida JafferThe first anti-immigrant march in the southern suburbs of the Cape was set to start in Wynberg at 9a.m and end at Newlands at 3p.m. I am a resident of Wynberg and joined the gathered group shortly after 9a.m identifying myself as a reporter. The...

Remembering June 16

Remembering June 16

By Zubeida JafferTo protest against the killings of schoolchildren in Soweto on June 16, 1976,the people of the Cape joined the nationwide call for a stayaway four years later. This is their story.

A boy on a mat on the floor in Lagos

A boy on a mat on the floor in Lagos

He grew up in one room. Not one room to himself — one room shared with nine brothers and sisters, in a polygamous family on Lagos Island, Nigeria. They slept on mats on the floor. His parents had nothing to spare. University tuition was an impossible dream. He was...

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