More than 100,000 people are estimated to be losing their lives to counterfeit medication in Africa every year

As SA inches towards an election next year, we need to be far more sceptical of the parties who represent us

You would imagine that repairing the rail system, which moves 2-million passengers every day, would be a priority — but clearly this isn’t the case

In about one year from now, SA will head to the polls to choose our local government leaders, and the prospect of choosing anyone at this point isn’t exactly compelling

With all the revelations slowly trickling out, we should be asking just who in our executive is in charge of the numbers

If those soldiers smoking at Andrew Mlangeni’s funeral showed us anything, it’s that the imperative to practice what you preach just isn’t in the government’s priority list

It’s ironic that, from Monday, schools are closed – yet taxis can roam the roads with full loads. Sure, the children are the future, but does that mean their parents are expendable?

Even as many people are calling for the economy to be opened after the lockdown, Eskom can’t even power a country running at half steam

Our law enforcement officials, it seems, are more obsessed with people jogging before curfew than they are with women being stabbed